LoriP

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by LoriP 4y ago
That was a bad explanation on my part, sorry. They are still open source! But they diverged from keeping fully aligned with MySQL developments AFAIK so are no longer a fork/distribution as they are forging their own path. So I was bei
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by LoriP 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this point of view. For those interested, I wanted to share this blog post that explains the Timescale approach in detail. https://www.timescale.com/blog/building-open-source-business... Timescale&#x
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by LoriP 4y ago
Your case in point dropped off, but Percona (MySQL and MongoDB distributions) and until a couple of years ago MariaDB fell into this category I think.
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by LoriP 4y ago
folks like to chat about benchmarks
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by LoriP 4y ago
Timescale doesn't charge for any of its software. Revenue comes from providing hosting services that are optimized towards TimescaleDB and PostgreSQL at scale. The code is source-available, license philosophy is explained in this blog
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by LoriP 4y ago
Thanks for the mentions (and for using TimescaleDB). If anyone's curious about TimescaleDB, it's packaged as an extension to Postgres, optimizing for performance, storage, and analysis of time series data. Implementing columnar co
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by LoriP 4y ago
Have to say I love this use case of TimescaleDB and Grafana – a perfect example of time series data used for something small and useful to prove a theory. In case anyone's tantalized the TimescaleDB YouTube channel has some great free
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by LoriP 4y ago
TimescaleDB is packaged as a postgres extension, there's a GitHub project here if anyone is interested to check in on that https://github.com/timescale/timescaledb
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by LoriP 4y ago
Hello would like to check in on this with you. You can find my email address in my profile, I am Timescale's community manager. Thanks!
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by LoriP 4y ago
Timescale is hiring for a Software Engineer (Database Internals) and this could also be a senior-level hire. It's based on PostgreSQL but if the rest of the resume stacks up it's not 100% essential that you've worked on Postg
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Why do people participate in small online communities? (research paper)(arxiv.org)
2 points by LoriP 4y ago|0 comments
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by LoriP 4y ago
This article discusses how TimescaleDB (packaged as an extension to PostgreSQL) approaches performance improvements, though it's a bit of an old piece and things have moved on with TimescaleDB too. It gives some good insights though.
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by LoriP 4y ago
is there a possibility of server downtime using this service?
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by LoriP 4y ago
If you want some intro info – and you may have found it already – the YouTube channel is a great place to start for TimescaleDB youtube.com/TimescaleDB (for tranparency: I work for Timescale...)
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by LoriP 5y ago
Just wanted to say that TimescaleDB is an extension of PostgreSQL and so it uses SQL. MySQL would use SQL too. InfluxDB does, indeed, have its own query language though.
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Learn OpenTelemetry tracing with this lightweight microservices demo(timescale.com)
16 points by LoriP 5y ago|2 comments
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by LoriP 5y ago
Wonderful... I'll seek you out today, really appreciate your help. Maybe you will have the magic touch. (sorry for radio silence, timezones!)
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by LoriP 5y ago
Thank you, I might take you up on that...and exchange experiences lol
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by LoriP 5y ago
Timescale's Community Manager here. Unfortunately that's a longish story of a strongly opinionated Wikipedia editor.
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Select the most recent record (of many items) with PostgreSQL(blog.timescale.com)
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How to shape sample data with PostgreSQL generate_series() and SQL(blog.timescale.com)
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by LoriP 5y ago
"Bad things happen to good data" Just one of many pearls of wisdom from the MLOps community, I'm convinced MLOps will be a top tech topic of 2022 (bigger than it is now I mean...)
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MLOps – 2021 Year in Review Machine Learning Ops(mlops.community)
2 points by LoriP 5y ago|1 comments
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by LoriP 5y ago
Agree there... the writer is making a rod for their own back trying to list all databases in a title! PostgreSQL doesn't even get a mention. Though it's a good enough example of the kinds of things to look at and compare. Thanks f
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PostgreSQL vs. Python for data cleaning: A guide(blog.timescale.com)
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by LoriP 5y ago
That looks like a project for next weekend to me... By which time some of this excitement may drop down, it's a shame if folk don't come back to it just because of overload on an unexpectant server! Anyway, thanks for the work you
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ESA's Solar Orbiter to swing past Earth this week(theregister.com)
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Using TimescaleDB with PGO, the Open Source Postgres Operator(blog.crunchydata.com)
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by LoriP 5y ago
Interesting concept, and I'm trying to get to grips with a typical real world use case for IndexedDB... My best guess for a 'mass' usage was a shopping cart app but then I ran into a lot of "but how would..." questi
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by LoriP 5y ago
If you ever would like to share hints and tips or experiences with other Timescale users please get in touch Timescale's community manager, email in profile

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