Not sure what you mean about a lack of human support, but i've had a great experience with their support team so far if it was ever needed.
Depending on what your reporting needs are I would definitely recommend TimescaleDB. I love Prometheus for storing server resource metrics or basic app metrics (counts/timers). For more business-facing data, having the…
This is a great idea
"Northeast Philly is the new Williamsburg" That's a bit of a stretch...
Good to hear! how does the current TimescaleDB single node limitation play into it?
Can this be used side by side on normal Postgres cluster? As in could I have one DB for app data, and one for metrics data? Considering switching from MySQL (ndb cluster) to running a Postgres cluster and this could be…
Agreed! It's a great service, with quality content.
Not sure what you mean about a lack of human support, but i've had a great experience with their support team so far if it was ever needed.
Depending on what your reporting needs are I would definitely recommend TimescaleDB. I love Prometheus for storing server resource metrics or basic app metrics (counts/timers). For more business-facing data, having the…
This is a great idea
"Northeast Philly is the new Williamsburg" That's a bit of a stretch...
Good to hear! how does the current TimescaleDB single node limitation play into it?
Can this be used side by side on normal Postgres cluster? As in could I have one DB for app data, and one for metrics data? Considering switching from MySQL (ndb cluster) to running a Postgres cluster and this could be…
Agreed! It's a great service, with quality content.