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AWS Timestream support #684
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To the best of my knowledge, the team doesn't have immediate plans to develop AWS Timestream support. If we take steps into AWS, the first stop is likely to be CloudWatch, since it sees significant use on any stack including AWS. Timestream isn't specifically excluded, but it's also not currently a priority. |
fair enough.
it is a priority to Me though, so i’ll probably try to port it myself :)
Any pointers appreciated.
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To the best of my knowledge, the team doesn't have immediate plans to
develop AWS Timestream support. If we take steps into AWS, the first stop
is likely to be CloudWatch, since it sees significant use on any stack
including AWS. Timestream isn't specifically excluded, but it's also not
currently a priority.
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Right, sorry, I should have used more descriptive language! I can't speak for individuals on the team, but generally, we've got our sights on specific enhancements that we'd like to make, and our personal time goes towards those. We always have an eye out for contributors and contributions, and will happily help support development efforts. Much of the platform support revolves around interpretation and transformation of requests. Trickster needs to be able to take a query for the last 24h of data, determined that it cached the first 12h of those, and then modify the query to only request the other half (for example). I'd strongly suggest reading through the implementations of a few TSDBs to see how this is accomplished in production use-cases. Feel free to ask further questions here; I'll provide support as I'm able. |
AWS Timestream is not on the list of officially support timeseries databases.
Any plans?
Alternatively, any specific plans to exclude it?
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