Optimal Method For Saving Large Amounts of Data To Read Into MATLAB
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Hi, I have somewhat of a unique problem in that I have a box with a constant stream of time-series network data being received and filtered, that I eventually want to read into MATLAB. This data can be several gigabytes per hour, and my MATLAB application only needs to query specific messages/timeframes. I know MATLAB uses HDF5 internally, so that looked like a good option but there's really no time-series capabilities. Other wrappers such as PyTables/TsTables exist to add time series to HDF5, but that requires an extra python wrapper. I've also looked into things like InfluxDB, but that doesn't save in the native HDF5 format, so I think there's a good chance large queries could be extremely slow if executed in MATLAB.
Has anyone done something similar or know of a good way to store continuous network data that I want to search/open in MATLAB at a later time?
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Greig
am 22 Feb. 2015
While I'm sorry to say that I don't have a direct solution for you, perhaps you will get some useful ideas from these blogs on handling big data in MATLAB...
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