TimescaleDB TimescaleDB license expired

Enterprise license has expired.

Understanding TimescaleDB

TimescaleDB is an open-source time-series database optimized for fast ingest and complex queries. Built on top of PostgreSQL, it provides the scalability and performance necessary for handling large volumes of time-series data. TimescaleDB is widely used for monitoring, IoT, finance, and other applications requiring efficient time-series data management.

Identifying the Symptom

When using TimescaleDB, you might encounter the error code TSDB-019, which indicates that the TimescaleDB license has expired. This error typically manifests as a warning or error message during database operations, potentially affecting the functionality of your database.

Explaining the Issue

What Does TSDB-019 Mean?

The error code TSDB-019 signifies that the Enterprise license for TimescaleDB has expired. The Enterprise edition offers advanced features and support, which require a valid license. Without a current license, access to these features is restricted.

Impact of an Expired License

An expired license may limit your access to certain Enterprise features, potentially impacting your application's performance or capabilities. It's crucial to address this issue promptly to maintain optimal database operations.

Steps to Resolve the Issue

Renewing the License

If you wish to continue using the Enterprise features, you need to renew your TimescaleDB license. Follow these steps:

  1. Contact TimescaleDB sales or support through their official contact page to initiate the renewal process.
  2. Once you receive the new license key, update your TimescaleDB configuration with the new key.
  3. Restart your TimescaleDB instance to apply the changes.

Switching to the Community Edition

If you decide to switch to the Community edition, which is free and open-source, follow these steps:

  1. Ensure that your current usage does not rely on Enterprise-only features. You can find a comparison of features on the TimescaleDB products page.
  2. Remove any Enterprise-specific configurations from your TimescaleDB setup.
  3. Restart your TimescaleDB instance to operate under the Community edition.

Conclusion

Handling the TSDB-019 error promptly ensures that your TimescaleDB instance continues to function smoothly. Whether you choose to renew your license or switch to the Community edition, understanding the implications and taking the necessary steps will help maintain your database's performance and capabilities.

For further assistance, refer to the TimescaleDB documentation or reach out to their support team.

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