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Offhand I did not locate either sorting, or a limit option in OpenTSDB, but I only briefly glanced. If we can optimize sort, head and tail procs, let's do it...
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RE: A use case for sorting time-series data by something other than time. It's rare, but it can come up. For instance, I once was taking granular measurements of CPU of a device at a regular interval. As we know, downsampling a large number of values like that can yield a different result based on whether one takes the mean, the median, or something else. To illustrate this, I was sorting the points by value and then charting them, showing when the values created a "long tail" or other distribution curve.
Anyway, I don't say that to claim it should be a high priority, but just letting you know it exists.
Offhand I did not locate either sorting, or a limit option in OpenTSDB, but I only briefly glanced. If we can optimize
sort
,head
andtail
procs, let's do it...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: