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Add getting started guide for Data Tiering #2756
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Thank you @gayyappan, looks good to me - I just added a very minor comment for your consideration.
Let's merge this and follow-up with the rest of the updates we want to make.
Once rarely used data is tiered and migrated to low cost object storage it can still be queried with standard SQL by | ||
enabling the `timescaledb.enable_tiered_reads` GUC. | ||
Once rarely used data is tiered and migrated to low cost object storage it can still be queried | ||
with standard SQL by enabling the `timescaledb.enable_tiered_reads` GUC. |
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I think that we should add a note that querying is turned off by default. What's your opinion?
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Agree. I am not sure if that change has been deployed yet. Need to verify before updating the doc.
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SELECT create_hypertable('metrics', 'ts'); | ||
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Once you insert data into the tables, you can then tier some of the hypertable’s data to object storage. A simple query against the nformational view illustrates which chunks are tiered to object storage. |
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Once you insert data into the tables, you can then tier some of the hypertable’s data to object storage. A simple query against the nformational view illustrates which chunks are tiered to object storage. | |
Once you insert data into the tables, you can then tier some of the hypertable’s data to object storage. A simple query against the informational view illustrates which chunks are tiered to object storage. |
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Add getting started guide for Data tiering
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