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Cory LaNou

Do You Want to Be an Open Source Developer?

Since joining the InfluxDB core engineering team eleven months ago, I’ve been asked several times what it is like being an open source developer, and if it would be something they (the person asking) would enjoy. The only way I have...

Jimmy Guerrero

InfluxDB Week in Review - November 9, 2015

In this post we’ll recap the most interesting InfluxDB related content you may have missed in the last week or so. Blogs, Videos, Articles, Docs and How-Tos Contribute to OSS: Find Simple and Challenging PRs in InfluxDB InfluxDB Glossary of Terms...

Philip O

Make your mark on the InfluxDB source

InfluxDB is an open-source project, and we rely heavily on the community when it comes to development. Bug reports, performance numbers, and helping each other, as we iterate on the software, are all very helpful. In fact, it is in these...

Jimmy Guerrero

InfluxDB Week in Review - November 2, 2015

In this post we’ll recap the most interesting InfluxDB related content you may have missed in the last week or so. Blogs, Videos, Articles, Docs and How-Tos Announcing Telegraf 0.2 with StatsD, MQTT and Improved Scalability Create an Alternative to New...

Jimmy Guerrero

InfluxDB Week in Review - October 26, 2015

In this post we’ll recap the most interesting InfluxDB related content you may have missed in the last week or so. Blogs, Videos, Articles, Docs and How-To's Testing InfluxDB Storage Engines Getting Started with Continuous Queries in InfluxDB - Part 1...

Jimmy Guerrero

Hacktoberfest - Pull Requests Equal T-Shirts

We are excited to be one of the featured open source projects in this month’s DigitalOcean & GitHub Hacktoberfest! What's Hacktoberfest? Hacktoberfest is a month-long event sponsored by DigitalOcean in partnership with GitHub, encouraging people to contribute to GitHub-hosted open source...

Todd Persen

Continuous Queries in InfluxDB - Part I

Warning! Please note that this blog is over 1 year old, please review the latest on InfluxDB and read the InfluxDB documentation on continuous queries. Queries returning aggregate, summary, and computed data are frequently used in application development. For example, if...

Philip O

Testing InfluxDB Storage Engines

When you decide to build a database, you set yourself a particular software engineering challenge. As infrastructure software it must work. If people are going to rely on your system for reliably storing their data, you need to be sure it...

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