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PoC, not optimized for performance.
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Store data as JSON
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Use one file per timeseries
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Metadata is a dict of dimension/value pairs.
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We can find each file quickly by using a hash of the metadata as the
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filename
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Can we find all timeseries which match only some of the dimensions
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(e.g. response times of a particular service across all nodes)?
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Opening each file is going to be slow pretty fast. So we need an index.
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We don't expect new timeseries to spring into existence all that often,
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so I guess for now we can just rewrite the whole index when a new
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timeseries is added. Structure is pretty simple: Two levels of
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dict (dimension, value) and then a list of matching timeseries.
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Using an RDBMS doesn't seem like a good idea,
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I'll design an efficient binary format later.
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