I have not. It looks promising as it seems to offer multi dimensional data storage and some compression aspects.
I must also admit, that I like my simple approach of just keeping data in compressed local files. With fast SSDs it is super easy to scale and fault tolerant. Nodes can just `rsync` data to keep up to date.
In the past I used InfluxDB, TimescaleDB and ClickHouseDB. They also offer good solutions for time-series data, but add a lot of maintenance overhead.
Thanks for your response. I have no affiliation, it just piqued my interest.
> I must also admit, that I like my simple approach of just keeping data in compressed local files. With fast SSDs it is super easy to scale and fault tolerant. Nodes can just `rsync` data to keep up to date.
I must also admit, that I like my simple approach of just keeping data in compressed local files. With fast SSDs it is super easy to scale and fault tolerant. Nodes can just `rsync` data to keep up to date.
In the past I used InfluxDB, TimescaleDB and ClickHouseDB. They also offer good solutions for time-series data, but add a lot of maintenance overhead.