pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
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Re: pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
#2PostgreSQL licensed, good move!
Re: pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
#3How’s it different than timescaledb?
Re: pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
#4How’s it different than timescaledb?
> You may already be asking: “why not just power the stack using TimescaleDB?” The Timescale License would restrict our use of features such as compression, incremental materialized views, and bottomless storage. With these missing, we felt that what remained would not provide an adequate basis for our customers’ time-series needs. Therefore, we decided to build our own PostgreSQL-licensed extension.
Re: pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
#5How’s it different than timescaledb?
Timescaledb's license is more like Redis' new license?
Re: pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
#6>You may already be asking: “why not just power the stack using TimescaleDB?” The Timescale License would restrict our use of features such as compression, incremental materialized views, and bottomless storage. With these missing, we felt that what remained would not provide an adequate basis for our customers’ time-series needs. Therefore, we decided to build our own PostgreSQL-licensed extension.
Have been using the free version timescaledb before to shard a 500 Million observation time series database. Worked drop-in without much hassle. Would have expected some benchmarks and comparisons in the post. I will for sure watch this...
Re: pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
#7How’s it different than timescaledb?
> You may already be asking: “why not just power the stack using TimescaleDB?” The Timescale License would restrict our use of features such as compression, incremental materialized views, and bottomless storage. With these missing, we felt that what remained would not provide an adequate basis for our customers’ time-series needs. Therefore, we decided to build our own PostgreSQL-licensed extension.
It's much newer for one, so it's behind on features. But, we're working on adding new ones based on customer demand.
We want to build it with a PostgreSQL license using existing community extensions as much as possible and build custom stuff (still permissively licensed) only when necessary.
Re: pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
#8How’s it different than timescaledb?
The use of postgresql licensing might mean we can see this available for AWS RDS and other managed PostgreSQL providers.
Re: pg_timeseries: Open-source time-series extension for PostgreSQL
#9Thank you for posting it: I followed the links and found out about trunk and https://pgt.dev/
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#10How does this stack up against something like what QuestDB offers?