Issue 324 - Amazon's time series database goes GA (12)
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Wisser/Jailer
Jailer 10.0: A Database Subsetting and Relational Data Browsing Tool — Navigate bidirectionally through databases by...
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Store and Access Time Series Data at Any Scale with Amazon Timestream – Now Generally Available | Amazon Web Services
Amazon Timestream Goes GA: Time Series Data 'at Any Scale' — Given Timescale’s big announcements last...
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Time-series compression algorithms, explained
🤓 Time-Series Compression Algos, Explained » — Get a deep-dive into the history of compression algorithms,...
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Pandemic Driving ‘Back to Basics’ in Big Data, Study Suggests
Pandemic Driving ‘Back to Basics’ in Big Data, Study Suggests — Much as riskier equities tend...
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ClickHouse, Redshift and 2.5 Billion Rows of Time Series Data
ClickHouse, Redshift and 2.5 Billion Rows of Time Series Data — Rounding out our focus on...
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Using AWS Lambda as a consumer for Amazon Kinesis | Amazon Web Services
Using AWS Lambda as a Consumer for Amazon Kinesis — Some best practices when using Lambda...
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Prisma's Data Guide - Educational articles to make databases more approachable
Prisma’s Data Guide — A growing library of articles making databases more approachable. Topics include data...
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Build a data streaming pipeline using Kafka Streams and Quarkus - Red Hat Developer
Build a Data Streaming Pipeline using Kafka Streams and Quarkus — One for team Java. Build...
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Tips for Running MongoDB in Production Using Change Streams
Tips for Running MongoDB in Production Using Change Streams — Real-time tracking and auditing functionality has...
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dbcrossbar Guide - Using dbcrossbar
dbcrossbar: Move Large Datasets Between Different Databases and Formats — Copy tabular data between databases, CSV files...
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felixge/sqlbench
sqlbench: Measures and Compares The Execution Time of SQL Queries — Only for Postgres right now, though...
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rqlite/rqlite
rqlite 4.5.0: Using SQLite as a Distributed Database — A distributed relational database, which uses SQLite...