Why Community Matters
When we started building InfluxDB, we focused on doing it as an open source project because our fundamental belief is that an InfluxData developer community is key to success for any software platform. We knew we were doing the right thing...
InfluxDB 1.2 Released with Subqueries and 50% Better Write Throughput on Larger Hardware
Today we’re excited to announce the release of InfluxDB 1.2 along with the other components of the TICK stack, an open source, end-to-end solution for solving monitoring and analytics problems with time series data. This release of the stack brings some...
2016 was a whirlwind year for InfluxData
On the eve of 2017 I wanted to take a look back at everything we’ve accomplished at InfluxData in 2016 during the last trip around the sun. It was the most productive, hectic and amazing year in this company’s four years...
7 predictions about the technology industry and developer tools in 2017
Predictions about the tech industry generally aren’t worth the bytes they cost to send over the Internet, but I figured it would be fun to make some of my own anyway. So here are seven predictions about some things we will and...
Now in Beta: Chronograf a complete open source monitoring solution running on the TICK Stack
Today we’re announcing the latest edition of Chronograf, the user interface of the TICK stack and moving the project to beta status. Over the past month, we have been quickly iterating on features and addressing issues based on user feedback. Key...
Announcing the new Chronograf, a UI for the TICK stack -- A complete open source monitoring solution
Today we’re releasing the first open source version of Chronograf, the user interface of the TICK stack. With this release we can now provide the entire stack as a complete open source monitoring solution. It’s part of our vision to enable...
Getting to 1M Values Per Second on an InfluxDB Cluster Using A Storage Engine
In distributed databases it’s a common benchmark goal to get to 1 million writes per second. With InfluxDB, we’ve been optimizing towards that goal over the last year as we built a storage engine from scratch, had multiple releases of clustering...
Monitoring and alerting with Kapacitor now available on InfluxData InfluxDB Cloud
Today we’ve made Kapacitor, the project for monitoring and alerting on time series data, available on our AWS backed InfluxData InfluxDB Cloud offering. Existing and new InfluxDB Cloud customers can now add a fully managed instance of Kapacitor starting at $200...
InfluxDB 1.0 GA Released: A Retrospective and What's Next
Today we’re excited to announce the release of the open source time series database, InfluxDB 1.0 and our commercial offering, InfluxDB Enterprise, which supports high availability deployments and scale out clustering for increased throughput. This makes today the biggest day in our company’s...
Announcing InfluxDB, Telegraf, Kapacitor and Enterprise 1.0 RC1
InfluxData team is excited to announce the 1.0 release candidate (RC1) of the Telegraf, InfluxDB, Chronograf, Kapacitor projects and InfluxDB Enterprise, our clustering and monitoring product. These projects have been years in the making, so are pleased to have finalized the...