Today in DataScaleFail, we revisit the benchANT Database Ranking and discuss its benefits forreal-world use cases. Further, we present TimechoDB as the new leader of the time-series ranking. Finally, we introduce a case study where we benchmarked databases under failure conditions. Topics: (i) Reintroducing the benchANT Database Ranking (ii) TimechoDB Takes the Lead in the benchANT Time-series Ranking (iii) Benchmarking Beyond Performance: A Resilience Case Study with Aerospike and Cassandra

TimechoDB, an enterprise-grade time-series database system based on Apache IoTDB, has taken the lead in the benchANT Time-Series Database Performance Ranking. Evaluated using the Time-Series Benchmark Suite (TSBS) with the DevOps workload, TimechoDB (built on Apache IoTDB v1.3.4) delivered standout results in the small-scale benchmark category running on a single AWS EC2 node. All benchmarks followed benchANT’s reproducible TSBS methodology, ensuring transparency and comparability across vendor

DataScaleFail is back! After a busy year filled with in-depth benchmarking projects, the DataScaleFail newsletter is returning! In this comback edition we share the results of two of our benchmarking projects and introduce a new database to our Database Ranking. Newsletter topics: (i) YugabyteDB enters the Database Ranking (ii) Vector Benchmarking for SingleStore (iii) Benchmarking OVHcloud's PostgreSQL against Hyperscalers