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TimescaleDB

TimescaleDB

An open source time-series SQL database powered by Postgres

5.0
•5 reviews•

2 followers

An open source time-series SQL database powered by Postgres

5.0
•5 reviews•

2 followers

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TimescaleDB is an open-source database designed to make SQL scalable for time-series data. It is engineered up from PostgreSQL, providing automatic partitioning across time and space (partitioning key), as well as full SQL support.
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github.com/timescale/timescaledb
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Launched in 2019View 1 launch
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RunLLM
Vikram Sreekanti
Vikram Sreekanti
used TimescaleDB to buildRunLLMRunLLM
(345 points)
Time-series queries are fast, composable, and expressive. Perfect for support data, usage trends, and prompt analytics. Combines SQL flexibility with time-series performance.
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14d ago
Sulu
Samuel Alarco Cantos
Samuel Alarco Cantos
used TimescaleDB to buildSuluSulu
(517 points)
Most scalable PostgresSQL database out there.
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9mo ago
Minilog
Thomas
Thomas
used TimescaleDB to buildMinilogMinilog
(233 points)
TimescaleDB allows me to keep my existing and familiar Postgres database and turn it into a powerful, scalable time series database.
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11mo ago