Today I’m excited to announce that we deployed our next-generation storage engine that’s built on InfluxDB IOx in our InfluxDB Cloud platform. #influxdb | Continue reading
In this article, you will learn about time series databases and how they compare to more traditional relational databases. #influxdb | Continue reading
InfluxData is pleased to announce our contribution to the Apache Arrow project. Essentially, we are contributing the work that weve started to develop a Go implementation of Apache Arrow. We believe in open source and are committed to participating in... | Continue reading
InfluxDB 1.x Download InfluxDB 1.x InfluxDB is a time series database designed to handle high write and query loads. What is InfluxDB 1.x? InfluxDB is the | Continue reading
In this InfluxData blog post by Brian Gilmore, learn about the new InfluxDB enhancements to build IoT applications. #influxdb | Continue reading
From the makers of InfluxDB, the purpose-built time series database, comes Flux: an open source query language which makes querying time series data easier than ever. Flux is a lightweight, readable, standalone data scripting and query language that increases productivity and cod … | Continue reading
This post by InfluxData founder and CTO Paul Dix covers the design for how InfluxDB IOx plans to manage the time series data lifecycle. #influxdb | Continue reading
Today, we are proud to announce that InfluxDB Open Source 2.0 is now generally available for everyone. | Continue reading
InfluxData, creator of the time series database InfluxDB, today announced the general availability of the next-generation open source platform for time series data, InfluxDB 2.0. | Continue reading
InfluxData Founder & CTO Paul Dix lays out a vision for the future of InfluxDB and introduces a new project that will form its basis: InfluxDB IOx. | Continue reading
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away the phrase “May the Force be with you” originated to wish those good luck before parting ways, oftentimes before a journey or battle. | Continue reading
Apache Arrow, a specification for an in memory columnar data format, and associated projects: Parquet for compressed on disk data, Flight for highly efficient RPC, and other projects for in-memory query processing will likely shape the future of OLAP and … Apache Arrow, Parquet, … | Continue reading
Today we’re excited to announce the general release of InfluxDB Cloud 2.0. InfluxDB 2.0 brings together storage, UI and visualization (formerly Chronograf), processing, monitoring and alerting (formerly Kapacitor) into one cohesive whole. It’s the evolution of the TICK Stack into … | Continue reading
SAN FRANCISCO — September 10, 2019 — InfluxData, creator of InfluxDB and pioneer of the modern time series database, today announced the general availability of InfluxDB Cloud 2.0, the first serverless time series platform, purpose-built to meet the specialized requirements of to … | Continue reading
Following CTO Paul Dix’s original release announcement for InfluxDB 2.0 and a new release of InfluxDB Cloud 2.0 to public beta, I thought the community would be interested in learning about how InfluxData provides a multi-tenanted, horizontally scalable time series storage. | Continue reading
In this document I will detail the approaches I have found to be effective to methodically reproduce a test failure, over many hours I've spent tracking down many flaky tests. But first, let's look at the common patterns that result in flaky tests. | Continue reading
We're thrilled to announce that, starting today, we have a public InfluxData Community Slack workspace. | Continue reading
This post argues that it is absolutely AWS’ intention to fork the Elastic community. What could this mean for other commercial open source vendors? | Continue reading
Today we’re releasing the first alpha build of InfluxDB 2.0. Our vision for 2.0 is to collapse the TICK Stack into one cohesive and consistent whole which combines the time series database, the UI and dashboarding tool, and the background processing and monitoring agent behind a … | Continue reading
Last Friday Confluent announced that they would be changing the license on some portions of their platform from Apache2 to The Confluent Community License. This comes on the heels of AWS’ recent launch at Re:Invent 2018 of a managed Kafka service. Their move follows similar moves … | Continue reading
I recently decided to put serious effort into learning the Rust programming language. I saw it coming up frequently in interesting projects (e.g. ripgrep) and kept hearing good things about it. My hesitation to picking up Rust since its 1.0 release in 2015 came from two fronts. F … | Continue reading
InfluxData in the News: Chris Churilo discusses how scalable software solutions built with open-source tools contribute to renewable energy sector growth. | Continue reading
A demonstration system that shows off the capabilities of using InfluxData—the entire TICK Stack—on the extreme edge of an IoT Architecture | Continue reading
Like many open source developers, I’ve been reading the commentary around Redis Common Clause Licensing with great interest (HN thread). The gist of it is that work on certain enterprise modules for Redis that are developed by RedisLabs will be licensed under the Apache Common Cl … | Continue reading
Last month I gave a talk at InfluxDays London about Flux (#fluxlang), the new query and scripting language we’re building for InfluxDB 2.0. One of the more common questions I get when I talk about Flux is why? Why would you go to the trouble of creating a new language? Why not ju … | Continue reading
A few weeks ago, I attended and spoke at KubeCon EU. It was a massive event attended by around 4,700 people...However, I felt there was an underlying problem with the whole spectacle: everyone I talked to was either an operator or an SRE. Where were all the application developers … | Continue reading