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pcthrowaway ◴[] No.42201918[source]
The inclusion of Redis timeseries is huge!

This was available for a long time as an extension as part of Redis Stack, but most hosted Redis providers don't make extensions available (I'm assuming due to nuances in Redis's not-quite-open licensing).

If cloud providers which include Redis are now going to include this, it opens up a lot of potential for my use case.

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jeltz ◴[] No.42202211[source]
When do you want to store your time series data in Redis and not a database like TimescaleDB or Clickhouse which is optimized for storage on disk and analytics queries?
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rcarmo ◴[] No.42202223[source]
Likely when it's small enough to keep in RAM and you want to do some sort of on-the fly aggregation/correlation.
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jeltz ◴[] No.42202269[source]
Then you can usually just store it in the memory of your application. No need to complicate your stack by running another service.
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_joel ◴[] No.42202304[source]
Isn't this just RocksDB?
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1. vrnvu ◴[] No.42202718[source]
Or DuckDB