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A comment on PipelineDB 1.0 – High-Performance Time-Series Aggregation for PostgreSQL.

Re:PipelineDB 1.0 – High-Performance Time-Series Aggregation... by jadbox on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @04:33PM (#18296095)
How does this compare to Citus?
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Re:PipelineDB 1.0 – High-Performance Time-Series Aggregation... by nwmcsween on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @11:25PM (#18298366)
They are completely different products? Citus deals with scaling pipelinedb deals with continuous queries.
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Re:PipelineDB 1.0 – High-Performance Time-Series Aggregation... by Mayzie on Thursday October 25, 2018 @05:27AM (#18299584)
Citus advertises itself as an excellent way to achieve real-time analytics across billions of rows and tonnes of data, which this product also does.

How both products achieve this is however different.

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Re:PipelineDB 1.0 – High-Performance Time-Series Aggregation... by Fergi on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @04:37PM (#18296132)
Fundamentally different approaches. Citus focuses on horizontal scaling for PostgreSQL and PipelineDB focuses on continuous aggregation for large volumes of streaming time-series data.
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