Russ Savage is the Director, Product Management at InfluxData where he focuses on enabling DevOps for teams using InfluxDB and the TICK Stack. He has a background in computer engineering and has been focused on various aspects of enterprise data for the past 10 years. Russ has previously worked at Cask Data, Elastic, Box, and Amazon. When Russ is not working at InfluxData, he can be seen speeding down the slopes on a pair of skis.
Russ Savage is the Director, Product Management at InfluxData where he focuses on enabling DevOps for teams using InfluxDB and the TICK Stack. He has a background in computer engineering and has been focused on various aspects of enterprise data for the past 10 years. Russ has previously worked at Cask Data, Elastic, Box, and Amazon. When Russ is not working at InfluxData, he can be seen speeding down the slopes on a pair of skis.
A new release for InfluxDB Command Line Tools (CLI) is now available. InfluxDB CLI 2.2.0 — release notes This release includes the following new features and bug fixes. Features This release makes it easier to create API tokens with the influx …
A new maintenance release for InfluxDB OSS is available now. Thank you to all the community members who have downloaded and used this latest release. InfluxDB 2.0.9 — release notes Upcoming changes to CLI packaging Beginning with the next minor version …
A new release for InfluxDB Command Line Tools (CLI) is now available. InfluxDB CLI 2.1.1 — release notes Key highlights for this InfluxDB CLI release include: Features This release upgrades the project to Go version 1.17. Bug fixes Fixed the …
One of the best things about getting started with InfluxDB over traditional relational databases is the fact that you don’t need to pre-define your schema in order to write data. This means you can create a bucket and write data …
New Bucket Schema Option Can Protect You From Unwanted Schema Changes Read More »
Directly embedding passwords and API keys into the code you write is a bad practice. Of course, everyone knows this, but I’ll be the first to admit that it still happens now and then. In the world of source control …
Managing Secrets in the Browser in InfluxDB Cloud Read More »
A new maintenance release for InfluxDB OSS is available now. Thank you to all the community members who have downloaded and used this latest release. InfluxDB 2.0.8 — release notes Upcoming changes to CLI packaging Beginning with the next minor version …
Adding annotations to your data is a great way to share context with other members of your team. In May, we added the ability to annotate individual points in your data. Today, we have added the ability to add ranged …
Introducing Ranged Annotations in InfluxDB Cloud Read More »
GitHub Actions are a powerful way to add automation to any source code repository. When you take that power and connect it with InfluxDB, you get an amazing combination that allows you to automate data generation, manage GitOps workflows, and …
Use InfluxDB with GitHub Actions for GitOps, CI/CD, and Data Transformation Read More »
We recently introduced a new Map graph type into InfluxDB Cloud to help users visualize time series data that includes position. Above is a graph showing the most recent earthquakes in California, where the color of the marker indicates their …
Visualize Geotemporal Data with InfluxDB Cloud’s New Map Graph Read More »
A new release for InfluxDB Command Line Tools (CLI) is now available. InfluxDB CLI 2.1.0 — release notes Key highlights for this InfluxDB CLI release include: New Repository This is the initial release of the influx CLI from the influxdata/influx-cli …