For temporal views, the strongest matches are taosdata/tdengine (TDengine is a distributed time-series database built for high-speed), xtdb/xtdb (XTDB is an immutable document database that natively supports) and arkhipov/temporal_tables (This repository is a PostgreSQL extension that implements temporal). Each is ranked by relevance to your query, popularity and recent activity.
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TDengine is a distributed time-series database designed for the high-speed ingestion, compression, and retrieval of timestamped metrics and sensor data. It functions as a SQL-compatible analytics engine, allowing users to perform complex operations on massive volumes of time-ordered information using standard relational syntax. The platform is built to serve as a backend foundation for industrial IoT environments, managing real-time data streams and device metadata through a cluster-based architecture. The system distinguishes itself through a distributed sharding architecture that uses consi
TDengine is a distributed time-series database built for high-speed ingestion and analytics of timestamped data, but it focuses on standard metrics and IoT workloads rather than dedicated bitemporal modeling of valid and transaction times.
An immutable SQL database for application development, time-travel reporting and data compliance. Developed by @juxt
XTDB is an immutable document database that natively supports time-travel reporting and bitemporal data management, though it uses a Datalog and SQL query engine rather than being a native PostgreSQL extension.
Temporal Tables is a PostgreSQL database extension and trigger function library that implements system-versioned tables and database history tracking. It automates the maintenance of historical data archives by intercepting write operations to capture previous row versions when updates and deletions occur. The extension manages record lifespans through transaction-time interval mapping, using paired timestamp columns to track active validity periods and relational schema linking to connect primary tables to their corresponding history archives. It includes concurrent conflict resolution mech
This repository is a PostgreSQL extension that implements temporal tables for tracking history, which fits the bitemporal data management category although it focuses specifically on valid time rather than full bitemporal valid-and-transaction-time modeling.