InfluxDB Systemeigenschaften

InfluxData is the creator of InfluxDB, the open source time series database. It is purpose-built to handle the massive volumes of time-stamped data produced by IoT devices, applications, networks, containers and computers. InfluxDB supports high write loads, large data set storage, and conserves space thru downsampling, automatically expiring and deleting unwanted data as well as backup and restore. InfluxDB also makes it easy to analyze data by providing an easy-to-use SQL-like query language.
You can graph and visualize your data with the open source project Chronograf, and perform ad hoc exploration of your data. It includes support for templates and a library of intelligent, pre-configured dashboards for common data sets. In addition, InfluxDB supports other tools such as Grafana.

Time to Value

An end-to-end platform, InfluxData is ready to go on the cloud or via download. Deploy and begin building your application right on top in minutes, not days or weeks. Built to maximize developer happiness, InfluxData is elegant and simple to use, free of external dependencies, yet open and flexible enough for complex deployments. Get real value faster.

Real Action in Real-Time

InfluxData gives you visibility with real-time access out of the gate so you can quickly find value in your data — identify patterns, predict the future, control systems, and turn insight into action. Whether your data comes from humans, machines, or sensors, get instant insights and stay ahead of the curve.

Fast, Scalable, Available

InfluxData™s powerful engine is fast, supporting millions of writes per second, meeting the demands of even the largest monitoring and IoT deployments. And with native clustering, InfluxData offers high availability ”eliminating single points of failure” and simple scale-out.

IoT & Sensor Monitoring

Instrumentation of every available surface in the material world, from machines to humans is a reality. Everything inside and outside the compute is emitting a relentless stream of metrics and events. The sheer volume of data is astronomical, and growing exponentially, creating unique opportunities for businesses that can monitor and react to this data in real-time. Traditional monitoring solutions just don't have the speed, footprint, and uptime needed for this market.

DevOps Monitoring

Emerging trends like microservices, containerization, elastic storage, Software Defined Networking, Hybrid clouds, etc, all keep pushing the boundaries of what constitutes DevOps Monitoring. The number of endpoints and the variety of metrics that need monitoring forces a reconsideration of the one-size fits all mentality. Modern DevOps monitoring needs to be flexible enough to handle unique application and infrastructure metrics on a common framework.

Real-Time Analytics

The volume of metrics and events is beyond what any human is able to realistically interpret and take action. Machine learning with real-time analytics is crucial in finding the signal from the noise. Whether the organization needs real-time analytics to buy and sell equities, perform predictive maintenance on a machine before it fails, adjust prices based on customer behavior: processing, analyzing and acting on the time-series data in real-time is the problem to solve.

InfluxData has over 630 paying customers, including IBM, PayPal, Siemens Tesla and Mulesoft. 

Fastest growing database to garnish 17,000 github stars

Over 260,000 daily active instances

Open source core with closed source clustering available either on-premise or on the cloud as a managed service. All offerings are available via subscription. 

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24. November 2020

InfluxDB Cloud is on AWS US East
23. November 2020

Release Announcement: InfluxDB OSS 2.0.2
19. November 2020

Event Highlights: InfluxDays North America 2020 Virtual Experience
18. November 2020

Achieve Better Observability into AWS Services with the AWS CloudWatch Monitoring Template
17. November 2020