This is why I’m inherently skeptical of any database technology that isn't built on top of Postgres :)
PG has mostly skipped the whole time series database trend until Timescale showed up. Still waiting waiting for the graph-db and git-db extensions!
I think there’s been so much progress at the lowest level, that new SQL-databases might be kind of foolhardy to not build on top of PG at this point, especially if their main claim to fame is essentially a data type and some fancy indexing.
I hope PG ends up more like Linux, and less like C++ or Java. :)
PG has mostly skipped the whole time series database trend until Timescale showed up. Still waiting waiting for the graph-db and git-db extensions!
I think there’s been so much progress at the lowest level, that new SQL-databases might be kind of foolhardy to not build on top of PG at this point, especially if their main claim to fame is essentially a data type and some fancy indexing.
I hope PG ends up more like Linux, and less like C++ or Java. :)