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by lkanwoqwp
7 hours ago
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If I understand your question correctly:
For storage, mostly yes. Swinging-door compression went lossy because byte compression on raw floats used to be useless, but with new method like Gorilla you can compress it lossless, so you can keep every sample and still afford it.
But there is another point that this Aveva historian adds filter that filters some points so I don't know how it impact ingest. But in general now trend is to use normal databases from IT world in OT world to overcome some legacy solutions. |
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Someone tell my company this please ;-;