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QuestDB

QuestDB  is a high-performance time-series database  which helps you overcome ingestion bottlenecks.

The driver for QuestDB is supported by its vendor. Please report any issues to their Slack .

Prerequisites

  • The hostname for the QuestDB database server
  • Docker  (optional)

Setup

Docker

Create a dockerfile within the project directory:

services: cube: environment: - CUBEJS_DEV_MODE=true image: "cubejs/cube:latest" ports: - "4000:4000" volumes: - ".:/cube/conf" questdb: container_name: questdb hostname: questdb image: "questdb/questdb:latest" ports: - "9000:9000" - "8812:8812"

Within your project directory, create an .env file:

CUBEJS_DB_TYPE=questdb CUBEJS_DB_HOST=my.questdb.host CUBEJS_DB_PORT=8812 CUBEJS_DB_NAME=qdb CUBEJS_DB_USER=admin CUBEJS_DB_PASS=quest

Finally, bring it all up with Docker:

docker-compose up -d

Access Cube at http://localhost:4000  & QuestDB at http://localhost:9000 

Environment Variables

Environment VariableDescriptionPossible ValuesRequired
CUBEJS_DB_HOSTThe host URL for a databaseA valid database host URL
CUBEJS_DB_PORTThe port for the database connectionA valid port number
CUBEJS_DB_NAMEThe name of the database to connect toA valid database name
CUBEJS_DB_USERThe username used to connect to the databaseA valid database username
CUBEJS_DB_PASSThe password used to connect to the databaseA valid database password
CUBEJS_DB_SSLIf true, enables SSL encryption for database connections from Cubetrue, false
CUBEJS_DB_MAX_POOLThe maximum number of concurrent database connections to pool. Default is 8A valid number
CUBEJS_CONCURRENCYThe number of concurrent queries to the data sourceA valid number

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