Read how Octave migrated from AWS Timestream to Timescale Cloud in search of a more scalable database and is revolutionizing the second-life battery market by collecting, analyzing, and storing large volumes of time-series data.
Bringing the digital world to a conservative industry isn’t easy, but Newtrax is successfully doing it by using hypertables in TimescaleDB to prevent human and machine collisions in mines while optimizing profitability.
Read how United Manufacturing Hub is building an open-source Helm chart for Kubernetes that combines information and operational tools and technologies in the manufacturing field—and why they chose TimescaleDB over InfluxDB to do it.
Data scientist Andrew Engel relies on TimescaleDB and machine learning to build his time-series forecasting side project. The best part? It’s open source. Check out his two libraries so you can start solving time-series problems while quickly generating features directly within your database.
PostgreSQL celebrates its 25th birthday this year. For a deeper look into its community, we asked PostgreSQL developer and committer Heikki Linnakangas to comment on the survey results of the newly released State of PostgreSQL 2022 report. Here’s what he had to say.
Read how TimescaleDB and Grafana are helping ensure that the Wendelstein 7-X fusion reactor is cool enough for further experimentation by the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics team.
Nikolay Samokhvalov not only solves problems with SQL but also assists others in doing so. In this interview, he shares the coolest thing he did with SQL, how he is building environments where devs can experiment with SQL, and advice on keeping your knowledge up to date.
John Pruitt first learned SQL at university, but his first interaction with computers dates back to 1986 when he was only four. His one tip for learning SQL? Do not approach it from an object-oriented programming point of view.
Known for its Ledger apps development, Zondax struggled to quickly process dozens of terabytes of blockchain data before finding TimescaleDB. Thanks to hypertables and other optimizations, the software company unlocked the key to fast and responsive services in real time.
To celebrate our love for SQL, we interviewed several of our employees and favorite PostgreSQL community members for this series on how they learned and came to love SQL. Today, we're speaking with David Kohn, an electrochemist turned database enthusiast.
In this issue, you will find new blog posts on automatically instrumenting Kubernetes apps using OpenTelemetry and growing your developer career, you can listen to the insights of our co-founder, Ajay Kulkarni, on the Open Source Podcast, and take a deep dive with us on all things metrics.
This blog post could almost have been written by the API that our friends at NLP Cloud created. But it wasn’t. 😎 Read how NLP Cloud monitors their API, which allows customers to add language AI to their apps in several programming languages without having to handle MLOps.
