Re:Beringei: A high-performance time series storage engine
by user5994461 on Saturday February 04, 2017 @11:12AM
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Given the "archive and offline analysis" requirements, which are special characteristics.
The "hacked" way is to go CSV files, store them on s3. It is very limited but it is also very simple. (Not sure what software can run queries on CSV files directly).
The "doing things right" way is to go for AWS RedShift or Google BigQuery. There is a learning curve at the start but it's really REALLY good and it will pay off by many folds later.
The "hacked" way is to go CSV files, store them on s3. It is very limited but it is also very simple. (Not sure what software can run queries on CSV files directly).
The "doing things right" way is to go for AWS RedShift or Google BigQuery. There is a learning curve at the start but it's really REALLY good and it will pay off by many folds later.