If you’ve deployed an IoT solution, you’ve had to decide where, and how, to store all your data. At least from my perspective, the best and easiest place to store the sensor data is, of course, InfluxDB. My saying that can’t come as a surprise to you. But what about...
Over a year ago, we made our first commit and commitment to supporting a much wanted and needed feature for Flux. It was a feature that we have wanted as far back as the 1.x versions of InfluxDB, but it was one we were never able to implement as part of the database....
Multi-data source Flux opens up endless variations in time series analysis, but as with all data access, new communications open potential attack vectors for shady actors. To secure your sensitive credentials, use InfluxDB’s integrated secret store and Flux’s new...
The IoT scenario Previously, I put together an IoT device and started streaming data to my InfluxDB Cloud account. It has been happily streaming data to my account since. Next, I want to create a dashboard that shows changes in soil moisture levels over time, as well...
It was a warm Thursday afternoon, in Scotland, when the familiar chime of Slack woke me from my daydream. It was Thom. Hmm, what does he want? The mission It was simple. Thom wanted to publish updates for every user group to our Community Slack. He wants these...
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...
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