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Starting with greptimedb#1733 in last June, GreptimeDB has adopted Jemalloc as its default memory allocator. This change not only boosts performance and reduces memory fragmentation but also offers convenient memory analysis capabilities. In our prev...
As 2024 dawned, the Greptime team, invigorated by the New Year's fresh momentum, continued their efforts towards innovative version iterations. Just three weeks following our previous update, we are thrilled to announce a new version to our open-sour...
Preface At GreptimeDB, we utilize OpenDAL as our unified data access layer. Recently, a colleague informed me that it took 10 seconds to execute a Copy From statement to import an 800 KiB Parquet file from S3. After some investigation and reviewing r...
Background Our team has diligently concentrated its efforts on the development of GreptimeDB, a high-performance, distributed time series database which is completely open-sourced. Recently, while working on our project, we encountered an issue with ...
GreptimeDB, as a time-series database for the cloud era, has embraced cloud-native technology from day one. Deploying databases on Kubernetes offers scalability, self-healing, and simplified deployment and management, thereby providing robust elastic...
Step 1 Download GreptimeDB To begin, download the GreptimeDB binary file for your platform. Visit the Greptime resources page to access the packaged binary files. For those leveraging containerized environments, there's also a Docker image ready for ...
