This is a quick update on the 0.9.0 release status. In the past four weeks we completely reworked the clustering and write path of InfluxDB. This work is in RC32, which we’ll be cutting later today. The stability of a …
Warning! Please note that this blog is over 1 year old, please review the latest on InfluxDB Clustering and read more about InfluxDB Enterprise. A few weeks ago I hinted at some big changes coming in the InfluxDB clustering design. …
InfluxDB Clustering Design – neither strictly CP or AP Read More »
Here’s the latest update on our path to InfluxDB 0.9.0. Since the last release update 18 days ago, we’ve merged 44 PRs to add features or close out bugs. Most notable on the feature side of things are non_negative_derivative, derivative. and …
This is an update to the v0.9.0 release plan I posted a month ago. The short answer is: it’s not released or ready yet, but we’re making great progress. We would rather disappoint you on a release date than disappoint …
Happy April 1st everyone! As you can see, March has come and gone and we haven’t yet released the official version of 0.9.0 of InfluxDB. Let’s call this our elaborate April fool’s joke. Seriously though, we’re very hard at work …
After months of hard work we’re very excited to announce the first early testing build of InfluxDB v0.9.0, 0.9.0-rc4 (latest here). There are some details on the 0.9.0 release in the changelog, but this deserves a much larger post. We’ve …
InfluxDB v0.9.0-rc4 released, now with tags and more unicorns Read More »
We’ve been heads down working on InfluxDB v0.9.0 for a while and I’d like to update the community on what we’re working on and what the goals are for the upcoming release. It started out as a release to completely …
Clustering, tags, and enhancements to come in 0.9.0 Read More »
I’m sitting in a Starbucks in Tokyo as I write this. I’m here because Shuhei Tanuma, a developer at GREE, has invited me to give a talk about our experiences developing InfluxDB in Golang at a GREE tech event. Shuhei …
Warning! Please note that this blog is over 1 year old, please review the latest on InfluxDB and product comparison For quite some time we’ve wanted to test the performance of different storage engines for our use case with InfluxDB. …
Benchmarking LevelDB vs. RocksDB vs. HyperLevelDB vs. LMDB Performance for InfluxDB Read More »
Today we’re announcing managed hosting of InfluxDB and Grafana (the excellent open source dashboarding solution)! Plans start at just $39 per month for a single node and an extra $49 per month for each additional node. Each InfluxDB node has …
Free Trial for InfluxDB Hosting and Updated Documentation Read More »