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What is a time-series database?

A time-series database (TSDB) is optimized for storing, querying, and managing

time-stamped data (data associated with timestamps), often used for tracking events or

metrics over time.

  • Use cases: IoT data, server logs, stock prices, sensor data, application monitoring,

etc.

  • Characteristics:
  • Data is ordered by timestamps.
  • Efficient for inserting large volumes of data continuously.
  • Optimized for queries that focus on time ranges (e.g., finding data from a

particular hour or day).

  • Examples: InfluxDB, TimescaleDB, Prometheus.

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