QuestDB
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QuestDB is a high performance, open-source, time-series database
Agent Skills by QuestDB
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 3 GitHub repositories.
questdbfix-pr
Validate and fix QuestDB pull-request review findings with regression tests and independent review loops.
questdbfix-ci
Analyze CI failures on pull requests and auto-fix assertion mismatches.
questdbreview-pr
Reviews GitHub pull requests or local Git ranges against QuestDB coding standards.
questdbreject-pr
Posts an existing code review as a change-request review on a GitHub pull request.
questdbapprove-pr
Posts an existing code review as an approving GitHub PR review and adds a merge-queue label.
questdbdocs-changelog
Detect user-facing documentation changes and generate release notes from commit history.
questdbquestdb-docs-writer
Create and review QuestDB documentation with SQL syntax and quality checks.
questdbreview-pr
Review GitHub pull requests against QuestDB coding standards and generate verified issue reports.
questdbquestdb
Build QuestDB ingestion pipelines and Grafana dashboards for time-series data.
Frequently Asked Questions About QuestDB
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific data tasks does QuestDB enable?▼
QuestDB enables the ingestion of high-velocity time-series data and the creation of real-time dashboards via Grafana. It supports complex analytical queries using standard SQL, allowing for efficient storage and retrieval of timestamped metrics, financial market data, or infrastructure telemetry.
Which engineering personas benefit from these capabilities?▼
Data engineers, site reliability engineers, and database administrators benefit from these capabilities. These roles utilize the system to manage high-frequency data streams, ensure documentation accuracy through syntax checks, and maintain repository standards during pull request reviews.
Is QuestDB open-source and what are the licensing costs?▼
QuestDB is an open-source project released under the Apache License 2.0. This allows for free use, modification, and distribution of the software in both personal and commercial environments without licensing fees, provided the terms of the Apache 2.0 license are met.