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Varun Srinivasan
@v
Anyone have experience with time series dbs? Working on some infra for frame devs
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Justin Hunter
@polluterofminds
🙋 we built this https://www.pinata.cloud/blog/how-to-use-farcaster-frame-analytics
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July
@july
I’ve used Timescale DB for time series data for analyzing robotics sensor data @sds via grafana etc for ROS / MCAP data files (no reason it couldn’t be Parquet either, just didn’t build a parquet driver) - looked into QuestDB for a bit as well
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Matthew
@matthew
@alvesjtiago.eth possibly?
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downshift
@downshift.eth
Timescale is really really well done and probably one of the best fits for all but the most demanding applications. i managed a multi-trillion “row” cluster for 5+ years
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Nadav
@nadav
Yup. We're working with Timescale DB rn for something that will be user-facing
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Jignesh
@jigneshdavda
Another vote for timescale db
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Jebu Ittiachen
@jebui
Timescale DB has worked well for me.
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Carlos
@slyyfoxx16
I use duckDB in python for storing hourly power market time series data. It's definitely been flexible enough for what I have needed
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jon
@sweetleaf.eth
I do, are you looking for some comparison of options?
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