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What are the differences between HoraeDB and other time-series databases? #1560

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Hi, thanks for your interest.

In general, Apache HoraeDB was originally designed for analytic user case, this means data involved in one query will contains many series, just like what a AP database does.

Prometheus/VictoriaMetrics are designed for cloud-native case, APM mainly. so its query patterns are:

  1. point query, to get latest status of some service.
  2. range query, which may contains several series, but less than what a AP database does.

Since their goal are different, different architect are used, for HoraeDB scalability is the first goal, so all components are scalable, details can be found here.

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