I was hitting my head against the table when you kept saying it was an issue with the UI arghhh!! Thank you for telling him, yoni. haha Good video, thanks.
hey michael, how is the network connectivity managed ? like do you have to connect from ec2 within the vpc or you can connect to timestream database using internet
Both options are possible. By default, the AWS/Timestream API is available via the public Internet. But you can create a VPC endpoint for a private VPC only connection docs.aws.amazon.com/timestream/latest/developerguide/VPCEndpoints.html
Great demo @cloudonaut. I have a doubt. How can I use time series data for stocks charts which are changing real time. What is the in general query time ?
Hi Michael, I am looking at ingesting data from sensors > Raspberry Pi > IoT Core > Timestream Are you still happy with the performance of Timestream? Is it cost-effective? Thanks
Thanks for the great demo!
Great demo @cloudonaut. Thank U.
Thanks for your motivating feedback!
hello, how would i get the open and close price for each time_bin?
Is your definition of the open/close price the first/last price of a bin? If so, use first_value(), last_value().
The errors you're getting are when partial query text is selected/highlighted (it executes just the highlighted portion)
I see. Thank you!
I was hitting my head against the table when you kept saying it was an issue with the UI arghhh!! Thank you for telling him, yoni. haha Good video, thanks.
hey michael, how is the network connectivity managed ? like do you have to connect from ec2 within the vpc or you can connect to timestream
database using internet
Both options are possible. By default, the AWS/Timestream API is available via the public Internet. But you can create a VPC endpoint for a private VPC only connection docs.aws.amazon.com/timestream/latest/developerguide/VPCEndpoints.html
Great demo @cloudonaut. I have a doubt. How can I use time series data for stocks charts which are changing real time. What is the in general query time ?
Timestream stores the latest data in memory, and only writes historical data to disk.
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Hi Michael, I am looking at ingesting data from sensors > Raspberry Pi > IoT Core > Timestream Are you still happy with the performance of Timestream? Is it cost-effective? Thanks
Yes I am!