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Release Announcement: Telegraf 1.8.0 and InfluxDB 1.6.3
A new feature-bearing release for Telegraf is now available: Telegraf 1.8.0 release notes The binaries for the latest open source release can be found on our downloads page. Many thanks to the more than 60 open source community members who contributed...
HashiCorp and InfluxData Better Together
HashiCorp builds tools to manage both physical machines and virtual machines, Windows, and Linux, SaaS and IaaS, etc. And like InfluxDB, their foundational technologies are open source and developed openly. Combined, the tools from both companies help users manage and maintain...
Thanks Minneapolis - See You Again!
We just finished up our inaugural InfluxData Roadshow event in Minneapolis today, and we really enjoyed meeting everyone who joined us. Mark Herring, CMO at InfluxData, kicked off the morning with a review of the company’s vision and shared some insights...
InfluxData and the PagerDuty Integration Partner Program
Today, PagerDuty announced their PagerDuty Integration Partner Program and we are thrilled to be included. They built this program to establish an ecosystem that provides integrations to help their customers innovate and improve operations faster and comprehensively. InfluxData has long had...
5 Reasons Why You Should Come to InfluxDays SF 2018
InfluxDays is coming back to our hometown this November 7-8, 2018 and we think it is going to be an event that you won’t want to miss. Here are 5 reasons why you should come join us at InfluxDays San Francisco...
OpenCensus Metrics and InfluxDB
OpenCensus is the latest in a series of projects which have emerged from Google as a result of their decades of experience running “planet-scale” systems; it is a collection of libraries, implemented in a number of languages, designed to help developers...
Learning Flux (#fluxlang) is About As Difficult As Learning an API
Flux (#fluxlang) is the new data scripting language that we’re creating to make querying and analyzing time series and other kinds of data quick and easy. Flux will be able to work with data from InfluxDB, Prometheus, relational databases, CSV files,...
How to Use the Open Source TICK Stack to Spin Up a Modern Monitoring System for Your Application and Infrastructure
Our applications speak, and time series is one of their languages. DevOps, cloud computing and containers have changed how we write and run our applications. This post shows what InfluxData and the community is building to provide a modern and flexible...
It's Time for the Open Source Community to Get Real
Like many open source developers, I’ve been reading the commentary around Redis Common Clause Licensing with great interest (HN thread). The gist of it is that work on certain enterprise modules for Redis that are developed by RedisLabs will be licensed...
Learning Go with the InfluxDB Go Library
I’m not a Golang developer. Let’s just get that out of the way up front. I’ve developed a few things in Go, but a Go developer I’m not. I sort of need to be, but it hasn’t been essential. I decided...