Xephon-K is a time series database with multiple backends. It's a playground for comparing modern TSDB design and implementation with benchmarks. It is not for production use, but it can show you the internal and trade-off of many TSDBs. A detailed (but not well organized) survey can be found in doc/survey.
- Slide: Xephon-K A Time Series Database with multiple backends
- Survey on existing Cassandra based TSDBs (now include TSDB with other backends)
- In Memory
- Local disk, modeled after InfluxDB
- Cassandra, modeled after KairosDB, but the partitioned schema is not implemented
Following are some backends I plan to implement in the future
- RocksDB
- Redis
- MySQL, modeled after VividCortex
- S3 + Dynamo, modeled after weaveworks' cortex
- Awesome list awesome-time-series-database
- Proxy tsdb-proxy Not active, partially merged into Xephon-K
- Benchmark suite xephon-b Not active, partially merged into Xephon-K