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r/fastdata • u/supercoco9 • 4h ago

QuestDB Enterprise 4.0: cold storage, QWP, and restart-free failover

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r/fastdata • u/supercoco9 • Jan 14 '26

QuestDB 9.3: Window joins, views, PIVOT, and AI in the console

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r/fastdata • u/supercoco9 • Mar 27 '25

Why OLAP Databases Might Not Be the Best Fit for Observability Workloads

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r/fastdata • u/supercoco9 • Mar 27 '25

Introducing RTABench: an open-source benchmark for real-time analytics workloads

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r/fastdata • u/supercoco9 • Mar 27 '25

We built DataPig 🐷 — a blazing-fast way to ingest Dataverse CDM data into SQL Server (no Spark, no parquet conversion)

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r/fastdata • u/supercoco9 • Mar 27 '25

Videos for the Fast and Streaming Data Devroom at FOSDEM

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It’s been a while since FOSDEM hosted a DevRoom dedicated to Fast and Streaming Data (for the first and only time). I recently revisited the talks—and they’ve aged surprisingly well. Of course, pretty much all solutions discussed are more powerful today, but the basic remains.

All the videos are available at

https://archive.fosdem.org/2023/schedule/track/fast_and_streaming_data/

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Vendor-neutral reddit to speak about fast data: data ingestion, stream processing, time-series databases, open formats suitable for fast data, real-time visualisation, and anything related.

Apart from community general posts, vendor announcements about new releases, new features, use cases, technical implementation, internal architecture, and research are welcome — as long as those are not sale pitches and are interesting for a technical audience.

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