amazing.. congrats on the release, excited to upgrade
Show HN: Timeplus Proton 3.0 – First vectorized streaming SQL engine
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Re: Show HN: Timeplus Proton 3.0 – First vectorized streaming SQL engine
#12Love the object storage features!
Built-in S3-based stream storage solves the problem of running separate Stream Processing and Stream Storage solutions and builds on Proton's simplicity.
S3-based state checkpoints as well, both features synergize really well with Proton's strengths.
Congrats on this release and I hope I see more from you soon!
edit: oops I've read the Timeplus release notes that Peter linked, not Proton. Which of the listed features are new in Proton 3.0?
Re: Show HN: Timeplus Proton 3.0 – First vectorized streaming SQL engine
#13Love the object storage features! Built-in S3-based stream storage solves the problem of running separate Stream Processing and Stream Storage solutions and builds on Proton's simplicity. S3-based state checkpoints as well, both features synergize really well with Proton's strengths. Congrats on this release and I hope I see more from you soon! edit: oops I've read the Timeplus release notes that Peter linked, not Pr…
Hi! You can find the detailed differences here: https://docs.timeplus.com/proton-oss-vs-enterprise
In short, Proton focuses on simplicity — it’s a single-instance engine powerful enough for most common streaming and analytics workflows.
Features like clustering, mutable streams, and S3-based stream storage/state checkpoints are part of the enterprise edition, while Proton keeps the core performance and streaming capabilities in an open-source form.