I’m surprised Timescale hasn’t given a comparison with SingleStoreDB.
I’ve found SingleStore column scans at parity with ClickHouse in speed. At same time SingleStore uses a hybrid skip-list, columnstore data structure in their universal storage (which is default table format).
So you have high throughput transactions, as well as insanely fast aggregate scans.
Usually in column stores, they are great at append, not so much with updates and deletes.
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I’ve found SingleStore column scans at parity with ClickHouse in speed. At same time SingleStore uses a hybrid skip-list, columnstore data structure in their universal storage (which is default table format).
So you have high throughput transactions, as well as insanely fast aggregate scans.
Usually in column stores, they are great at append, not so much with updates and deletes.