Apache TsFile
Columnar storage file format designed for time-series data in IoT scenarios
TsFile 2.5 adds Go to its Java, C++ and Python implementations.
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- 26d ago
Apache TsFile 2.5.0
TsFile 2.5.0 adds table-model read and write APIs for Go, persistent dataset indexes and a native query runtime for the Python DataFrame, and binary format support across Java, C++ and Python.
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TsFile 1.1.4 backports metadata and filter fixes
A backport patch on the 1.1 line: chunk metadata mask, TimeFilter infinite-loop and schema deserialization fixes. Maintenance for older IoTDB deployments while new work happens on 2.x.
View source ↗ - 3mo ago
SIMD and parallel read paths in Apache TsFile 2.4.0
The heaviest C++ performance release in the window: batch codec APIs, single-pass TsBlock decoding, AVX2 and NEON SIMD paths, chunk-level parallel reads and column-parallel writes, plus faster metadata and tag lookups. On the Python side TsFileDataFrame extends to tree-model files, continuing the DataFrame reach that 2.3.0 established.
View source ↗ - 5mo ago
CSV, Parquet and Arrow conversion scripts for TsFile 2.3.1
Adds tooling to convert CSV, Parquet and Arrow data into TsFile, with follow-up fixes for date and timestamp types, uppercase column names and non-ASCII table names. Together with the Arrow read path in 2.3.0, this closes the loop on moving data both directions between TsFile and the mainstream columnar ecosystem.
View source ↗ - 6mo ago
Arrow-backed DataFrames and paginated reads in TsFile 2.3.0
The release that makes the Python path fast rather than merely present: the C++ layer returns Arrow-compatible results so the Python binding can hand back Arrow-backed DataFrames directly. Alongside it come row-number queries with limit and offset, nested-directory traversal, and C++ interfaces for series-level timestamp ranges and for salvaging data from corrupted files.
View source ↗ - 6mo ago
Write-time schema changes and read/write encryption in TsFile 2.2.1
A Java-weighted release: schema can be modified mid-write, memory usage can be estimated for Tablets, I/O sizes are recorded during reads, and encryption becomes configurable for both directions. Python gains DataFrame-to-TsFile conversion and the newer date and timestamp types, the write-side counterpart to the read work in 2.3.0.
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