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user 127917
Determining what database product best fits the requirements and limitations in a specific situation. This is advice that generally requires much more insight into requirements than can easily be gleaned on a Q&A forum such as StackExchange.
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Recommendation for storage of series of time series
I can suggest Akumuli.
It's a time-series database that supports compression and high-throughput data ingestion. With 25KHz measurement frequency and 20 engines, you will need to write 500K data point …
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