TimescaleDB extension
Support TimescaleDB extension to postgresql
https://github.com/timescale/timescaledb
Ted van der Veen
shared this idea
AdminAzure Database for PostgreSQL Product Team
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
responded
Today is a great day – we are very excited to announce that we have enabled TimescaleDB extension in Azure Database for PostgreSQL!
Please refer to this Azure blog post for details: https://azure.microsoft.com/blog/power-iot-and-time-series-workloads-with-timescaledb-for-azure-database-for-postgresql/
Our team worked closely with awesome TimescaleDB team to make it happen. Please let us know what you think.
Nik on behalf of the Azure Database for PostgreSQL team
20 comments
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Anonymous
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Hi,actually version of the TSDB extension is 1.1 and no chance to upgrade to 1.3. How to move further?
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Suresh Selvam
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When I could expect timescale extension
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This release is on track to be available in March.
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Anonymous
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Been a month now - is it progressing as expected? E.g. available in 2-4 weeks after today?
We're about to manually deploy this but I'll wait if its going to be available in a month or less.
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Yes, this time it's real. Pardon multiple resets before due to various reasons! Nik
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Anonymous
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@Nik, for real this time right? Forgive me, but we'e heard this before, and then had the date again go into "unknown" state! If true, would be fantastic.
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Anonymous
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Any ETA?
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Francis
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Any ETA ?
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Anonymous
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I would love to have TimescaleDb in Azure
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Amir
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Any update on this feature?
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Scott
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Looking for timescaledb as well. It looks like it has been in the works for a while - is this a case of deprioritization or is there a technical issue being tackled?
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Anonymous
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Please advise what the updated status is.
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Unfortunately it is not in the immediate plans (1-2 months). To reflect current status appropriately I changed it to Unplanned. I am sorry I don't have better news today.
Nik on behalf of Azure Database for PostgreSQL team
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Anonymous
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Hello there. Any updates on the addition of Timescale DB to Azure Database for PostgreSQL?
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Thank you for your interest in our service! We have been adjusting our planning process since our service became generally available (GA) back in March. We can speak with high confidence about features/deliverables that are coming very soon. For others priorities may, and likely will, be changed multiple times as our backlog is very dynamic (with all benefits and disadvantages of it). For those other deliverables we don't have ETA and as of now Timescale is one of them. So as much as we'd love to deliver Timescale and many other items in the next 4-8 weeks, we won't be able to do it.
Going forward we'd like to improve our process to be able to provide (confidently!) some time frame for some selected long term items that are priority for our customers. We are yet to reach the point when we can do it.Thank you for your understanding and patience,
Nik on behalf of Azure Database for PostgreSQL team -
Anonymous
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Looking for an update. The previous admins said this would be done in February 18, then in April (5-7 weeks after March 4th, 2018).
Is there a reasons why this has been delayed or demoted to a feature that has no timeframe?
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ashton
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any update ? first cloud provider to do this will get my db business and whatever comes with that..
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Anonymous
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Hi,
Is the extension now available? It's now March of 2018, and the previous admin mentioned that it would be available by February.thanks
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Anonymous
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Any updates on when Timescale might be available as a PostGreSQL extension in Azure?
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Saloni Sonpal
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Ted, Thanks for your feedback. We're working with PostgreSQL community to enable this extensions for 'Azure Database for PostgreSQL'. Will keep you posted...