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  A multi-node, elastic, petabyte scale, time-series database on Postgres for free (and more ways we are investing in our community)

  

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  TimescaleDB, A PostgreSQL-Based Time-Series Database, Now Free — Timescale are making their multi-node time-series database on PostgreSQL available for free (it’s ‘source available’). This post digs into why.

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  12 things you need to know about time-series data

  

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  ⏰ 12 Things You Need to Know About Time-Series Data — Get our top advice and...

  ⏰ 12 Things You Need to Know About Time-Series Data — Get our top advice and time-series resources, from PostgreSQL pro tips and example projects to database benchmarks & more.

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  TimescaleDB 2.0: A multi-node, petabyte-scale relational database for time-series

  

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  TimescaleDB 2.0: A Petabyte-Scale Relational Database for Time-Series — They really go all out to sell...

  TimescaleDB 2.0: A Petabyte-Scale Relational Database for Time-Series — They really go all out to sell TimescaleDB here, but they have reason to be proud of their Postgres-based database which seems to go from strength to strength. v2.0 brings multi-node support, improved licensing (everything’s free), and more (as explained in these tweets).

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  Announcing Timescale Cloud: The first fully-managed time-series database service that runs on AWS, GCP, and Azure

  

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  Timescale Unveils Timescale Cloud: A Managed Time-Series Database Service — Why is this Postgres news? As...

  Timescale Unveils Timescale Cloud: A Managed Time-Series Database Service — Why is this Postgres news? As well as now being a managed cloud service, TimescaleDB is an open source Postgres extension for working with time-series data at scale.

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