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ClearDB vs TempoDB: What are the differences?
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1. **Storage Type**: ClearDB is a MySQL database service, while TempoDB is a time-series database service.
2. **Data Model**: ClearDB is designed for relational data storage and management, whereas TempoDB specializes in storing time-series data efficiently.
3. **Performance**: ClearDB focuses on general-purpose database operations, while TempoDB is optimized for time-series data retrieval and analysis, offering faster query response times.
4. **Schema Flexibility**: ClearDB requires a defined schema for data storage, while TempoDB allows for schema-less storage suited for time-series data.
5. **Data Retention Policies**: ClearDB provides traditional data retention policies based on relational database concepts, while TempoDB offers specialized data retention policies tailored for time-series data.
6. **Pricing Model**: ClearDB pricing is based on storage capacity and database usage, while TempoDB pricing is designed around time-series data metrics and analysis.
In Summary, ClearDB and TempoDB differ in storage type, data model, performance, schema flexibility, data retention policies, and pricing models, offering specialized services for different data management needs.
Hi, I'm a beginner at using MySQL, I currently deployed my crud app on Heroku using the ClearDB add-on. I didn't see that coming, but the increased value of the primary key instead of being 1 is set to 10, and I cannot find a way to change it. Now I`m considering switching and deploying the full app and MySql to DigitalOcean any advice on that? Will I get the same issue? Thanks in advance!
If a database tables has had some records added to it, and those records are then deleted the Auto Increment value is not automatically reset to avoid accidentally referencing an incorrect row. (e.g. maybe another reference to that row ID exists somewhere). If that's not a problem you can manually reset it with
ALTER TABLE tablename AUTOINCREMENT = 0;
Alternatively, if you were to TRUNCATE the table (DELETE ALL RECORDS), this would also reset the AUTO INCREMENT value: TRUNCATE TABLE table_name;
what does your database look like? did you add auto-increment that could add a nubetr t ass
Pros of ClearDB
- Cloud SQL7
- Heroku6
- Fast4
- Great Backup3
- Easy to use3
- Scalability2
- Great Support1
- Geographic redundancy1
- Master / master replication1