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DevOps teams searching for a scalable, fast NoSQL database for Internet of Things solution
About JaguarDB
JaguarDB enables fast ingestion of time series data, coupling location-based data. It also can index in both dimensions, space and time. Back-filling time series data is also fast (inserting large volumes of data in past time). Normally time series is a series of data points indexed in time order. In JaguarDB, the time series has a different meaning: it is both a sequence of data points and a series of tick tables holding aggregated data values at specified time spans. For example, a time series table in JaguarDB can have a base table storing data points in time order, and tick tables such as 5 minute, 15 minute, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly tables to store aggregated data within these time spans. The format for the RETENTION is the same as the TICK format, except that it can have any number of retention periods. The RETENTION specifies how long the data points in the base table should be kept.
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