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An Incremental Materialized View on Steroids: How We Made Continuous Aggregates Even Better
A continuous aggregate is similar to a PostgreSQL materialized view, speeding up queries. But rolling up (or downsampling) previously rolled up data can increase calculation speed while decreasing storage needs. Say hi to continuous aggregates on continuous aggregates, courtesy of TimescaleDB 2.9.
Observability
How to Turn Timescale Into an Observability Backend With Promscale
Learn everything you need to know about how to integrate Timescale Cloud and Promscale with a Kubernetes-based system, including how to optimally configure Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, Grafana, and Jaeger, and how you can use SQL to analyze your metrics and traces.
Cloud
Timescale vs. Amazon RDS PostgreSQL: Up to 350x Faster Queries, 44 % Faster Ingest, 95 % Storage Savings for Time-Series Data
Why are developers migrating from Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL to Timescale to handle their time-series data workloads? Our benchmark answers the question: faster queries, faster ingest, and 95 % storage savings for time-series data.
PostgreSQL
Read Before You Upgrade: Best Practices for Choosing Your PostgreSQL Version
PostgreSQL upgrades have been known to be a bit of a controversial issue in the community. In this article, we will take the mystery out of the question of when an upgrade is appropriate and how Timescale allows you to do it as swiftly as possible.
Cloud
Database Indexes in PostgreSQL and Timescale: Your Questions, Answered
Few features raise more questions than database indexes in the PostgreSQL landscape. Since Timescale Cloud is built on PostgreSQL, we often get questions on the topic. Read this blog post to see all your FAQs about indexing answered.
Cloud
Timescale Tips: Migrate Your PostgreSQL Production Database Without Downtime
Database migration is one of the most painful steps for anyone managing a database. If you want to try a different approach to minimize downtime while migrating your PostgreSQL database, follow our step-by-step guide on the “ingest and backfill” method.