Add links to TSDB blog post series in tsdb/README.md #8078
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| Video: [Storing 16 Bytes at Scale](https://youtu.be/b_pEevMAC3I) from [PromCon 2017](https://promcon.io/2017-munich/). | |||
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| See also the [format documentation](docs/format/README.md). | |||
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| A series of blog posts explaining different components of TSDB: | |||
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Should we put a version number in here so it'll be obvious when this is outdated?
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The dates in the blog post should be enough I believe (same with the above references which will go outdated before this, we don't have a version number there too)
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which will go outdated before this
I mean some of them :P
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Should we add them to the storage.md in the docs also / instead?
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I would take it as "also", because the main references to understand TSDB is in this README file.
I don't have strong opinions on adding it in storage.md, maybe we could reference this readme itself there?
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Or move all of this to storage.md and reference the website here instead.
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This is all developer docs, it shouldn't go on the main user-facing website.
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Alright, I will undo the last change
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@roidelapluie I have moved the tsdb/README.md contents to storage.md now |
Signed-off-by: Ganesh Vernekar <cs15btech11018@iith.ac.in>
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Would it make sense to link these blog posts here? I feel it would be helpful for new contributors and I was also asked by folks to link them in upstream docs.