JaguarDB Description
JaguarDB allows for fast ingestion of time-series data and location-based data. It can also index in both time and space. It is also quick to back-fill time series data (inserting large amounts of data in the past time). Time series are usually a sequence of data points that have been indexed in order of time. JaguarDB uses the term time series to mean both a sequence data points and a set of tick tables that hold aggregated data values over a specified time span. JaguarDB's time series tables can contain a base table that stores data points in time order and tick tables such daily, weekly, monthly, and daily tables to store aggregated information within these time periods. The RETENTION format is identical to the TICK format, but it can have any number or retention periods. The RETENTION indicates how long data points in the base tables should be kept.