The modern engine for Metrics and Events
The Leading Time Series Platform
InfluxData provides the leading time series platform to instrument, observe, learn and automate any system, application and business process across a variety of use cases.
Observing and automating key customer-facing systems, infrastructure, applications and business processes.
Analyzing and automating sensors and devices in real-time delivering insight and value while it still matters
Leveraging the investment in instrumentation and observability—detecting patterns and creating new business opportunities
Developer Happiness
Ready to go on the cloud or via download. The value is in minutes, not days or weeks.
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Fastest Time to Awesome™
Quickly find value in data — control systems, identify patterns, and predict the future.
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Ease of Scale-Out & Deployment
Millions of writes per second, and clustering to eliminate single points of failure.
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InfluxDays 2018 - Join us at our next event in San Francisco, CA
November 7 – 8, 2018
Training: Introduction to Time Series
October 25, 2018
In the News: DZone | Writing Logs Directly to InfluxDB
Publication: DZone Title: Writing Logs Directly to InfluxDB Author: Noah Crowley Abstract: This article, published by DZone and written by Noah Crowley, shows how to write logs directly to InfluxDB for viewing in Chronograf—without syslog or the Telegraf...
Press Release: DB-Engines’ Latest Industry Results Reveal InfluxData’s Overwhelming Leadership Position in Rapidly Growing Time Series Database Category
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Dan Spalding, InfluxData 408-960-9297 | [email protected] InfluxData Increases Industry Lead with Growing Popularity of 49 Percent; Overall Industry Popularity Nearly 3 Times More than Closest Competitor SAN FRANCISCO —...
In the News: DZone | How to Use Google Core IoT With InfluxData
Publication: DZone Title: How to Use Google Core IoT With InfluxData Author: David G. Simmons Abstract: This article, published by DZone and written by David G. Simmons, shows how to use Google Core IoT with InfluxData. Simmons begins by noting that InfluxData has...
Writing Logs Directly to InfluxDB
Back in June we published a blog on our "metrics-first" approach to log analysis; we had found that just over a quarter of our users were already using the InfluxData platform for storing logs and non-numerical events. We consider logs to be just another form of time...
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