Earlier this week we announced that we are ready for the world to start using InfluxDB Cloud 2.0, the next version of the most popular time series database, in production. I love InfluxDB, and joined the company because it is so easy and fun to use while also being a...
A new maintenance release for Telegraf is available now. Telegraf 1.12.1 — release notes This maintenance release of Telegraf includes improvements to the following plugins: Agent The Debian Wheezy package no longer depends on GLIBC 2.14. apcupsd Input (apcupsd)...
Monitoring dynamic, distributed environments often results in costly monitoring solution choices for developers seeking scalability, but your monitoring solution doesn’t have to be expensive. Sensu, InfluxDB, and Grafana — open source tools with enterprise...
Today we’re excited to announce the general release of InfluxDB Cloud 2.0. InfluxDB 2.0 brings together storage, UI and visualization (formerly Chronograf), processing, monitoring and alerting (formerly Kapacitor) into one cohesive whole. It’s the evolution of the...
Welcome to the time series world of tomorrow, InfluxData 2.0. We’re getting started with 2.0 by explaining the fundamentals. Today, we’re talking about what happens behind the scenes when you configure Telegraf as a data collector. Collecting data is the first step in...
One of my favorite sensors is the Maxim DS18*20 series, a variety of inexpensive temperature sensors which communicate over a “single contact serial interface” called 1-Wire. I’ve been integrating them into a variety of projects for years now, and...
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