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Is there any implementation of RedisTimeSeries #902

Open liaoweiguo opened 1 year ago

liaoweiguo commented 1 year ago

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romange commented 1 year ago

Not yet. How do you use this feature? Why not prometheus etc?

ccollie commented 9 months ago

Is there a standard means of adding new types in DF ? I've been doodling with an in-memory time series implementation (very alpha) for another project that may be useful at some point.

kelvincesar commented 1 month ago

Hello!

I saw in your docs (https://www.dragonflydb.io/docs/command-reference/compatibility) that Time Series is with TBD status. Is there any roadmap to support it?

romange commented 1 month ago

Can you tell me please why people still use Redis timeseries in 2024? Why timeseries databases are not enough (victoria, prometheus, timescaledb etc) ?

Telofy commented 1 month ago

E.g., you already use Redis or Dragonfly but you suddenly need a timeseries database. Setting it up with Redis takes minutes for someone who already knows Redis. Picking out, setting up, and learning to use another one takes weeks, and you may need to iterate through several of them to find the right one.

romange commented 1 month ago

But it's disk based storage vs in-memory which is much more expensive.