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InfluxDB is a time series platform

InfluxDB empowers developers to build IoT, analytics and monitoring software. It is purpose-built to handle the massive volumes and countless sources of time-stamped data produced by sensors, applications and infrastructure.

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Built for developers

Engineered for growth, with enterprise-grade security allowing developers to build anywhere: edge, cloud, on-prem.

Time series database

Ingest metrics, events and logs in a high-performing time series database capable of ingesting millions of data points per second.

Faster time to awesome

Perform analytics to get faster detection, and resolution, or set up alerts or anomaly detection with a simple click.

Powerful APIs and Tools

Developers using the InfluxDB platform build their applications with less effort, less code, and less configuration.

Unrestricted developer productivity

Client and server libraries in everything from React, JavaScript, Go, Python and more.

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Get a head-start with templates

Inspiring templates for every use case. Easy to create and share — find what’s right for you.

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Why developers love using InfluxDB

Never start from scratch

Start from the UI or look under the hood to access raw code and the API. Collaborate with teammates to build and run applications with time series.

Vibrant community

The Influx Community is diverse and highly motivated, making contributions in code, documentation, and advocacy for the InfluxDB and Telegraf projects.

Powerful ecosystem

Streamline your workflow with over 200 Telegraf plugins, integrations with Grafana, Google Data Studio, or data sources like Google Bigtable.

Streamline your workflow with powerful integrations

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Time series is the fastest growing database category

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IoT monitoring spotlight

InfluxDB helped BBOXX become data-driven by continuously monitoring this solar energy manufacturer’s geographically dispersed 85,000 solar rooftop units to provide insights into customer-usage patterns and anomaly detection.

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"On scalability, we wanted to grow from monitoring 1,000 units to 20 million units. So we needed the system to be reliable and stable while growing between those two points. And we needed it to be fast, both for data collection and querying."

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Senior Developer • BBOXX

Webinars

Events

  • March ’21

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    Come and join us for the March edition of Time Series Meetup: The Virtual Edition. This month Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck, Solution Architect at InfluxData, will show you how to "Put Your Best Game Forward with Multiplayer Video Game Tracking Using InfluxDB".

    Time

    (Wednesday) 10:00am PST

    Location

    via Zoom
    Calendar
    GoogleCal

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    This is your chance to interact directly with Influxers who are available to answer your questions about all things InfluxDB and time series.

    Time

    (Wednesday) 08:00am PST

    Location

    via Zoom
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    GoogleCal
  • May ’21

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    Event Details

    InfluxDays is the event focused on the impact of Time Series Data.
    18-19 May 2021 @ 9:00 am British Summer Time
    Register now

    Time

    (Tuesday) 09:00am PDT

    Location

    via Zoom
    Calendar
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From the blog

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Monitoring DigitalOcean Billing with InfluxDB

By Ignacio Van Droogenbroeck | Feb 24, 2021 | Community,  Developer,  InfluxDB Cloud,  InfluxDB Templates

I’ve always had a good experience using DigitalOcean, a cloud infrastructure provider which offers developers cloud services that help deploy and scale applications that run simultaneously on multiple computers. I’ve used DigitalOcean a lot for my personal projects — for example, to host my personal blog, its stats, and a ...
InfluxDB C Client Library for Capturing Statistics

By Community | Feb 23, 2021 | Community,  Developer,  InfluxDB

This is a re-post of the article, written by InfluxAce, IBM Technical Staff member, and developer of nmon for AIX and Linux Nigel Griffiths and first published on the IBM website. Currently, there is no official InfluxDB C language client library. Fortunately, I wanted to do exactly that for capturing Operating ...

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