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InfluxDB Open Source

InfluxDB Open Source incorporates everything you need in a time series platform into a single binary.

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InfluxDB Cloud

InfluxDB Cloud is a fast, elastic, serverless time series platform as a service — easy to use with usage-based pricing

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InfluxDB Enterprise

The InfluxDB Enterprise subscription turns any InfluxData instance into a production-ready cluster that can run anywhere.

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InfluxDB was built to focus on developer productivity and scalability.

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The essential time series toolkit — dashboards, queries, tasks and agents all in one place. InfluxDB is even more programmable and performant with a common API across OSS, cloud and enterprise editions.

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    Faster time to awesome

    InfluxDB now includes everything needed in a single binary — visualization, dashboards, query, task, alerting. Available under MIT license in open source or in InfluxDB Cloud as an elastic time series platform as a service offering, it offers the biggest evolution of the platform since the creation of InfluxDB.

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    Deep insights and analytics

    InfluxDB now includes Flux, a powerful language that allows developers to see across time. Flux is a fourth-generation data processing language that is optimized for time series analysis.

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    Client library support

    InfluxDB now includes powerful client libraries in popular languages like Go, Java, PHP and Python. This allows faster adoption of InfluxDB across the development organization and faster time to getting applications into production.

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Introduction to Time Series Forecasting with Tensorflow and InfluxDB

By Charles Mahler | Nov 24, 2021 | Community,  Developer,  InfluxDB

Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to perfectly predict the future? We are a long way from being able to do that, but that is basically the goal of anybody working in the data science field — take a bunch of historical data and then try to make future ...
Getting Started with Go and InfluxDB

By Community | Nov 19, 2021 | Community,  Developer,  InfluxDB,  Tutorial

This article was written by Alexandre Couëdelo and was originally published by The New Stack. Scroll down for the author's picture and bio.  Conventional databases such as PostgreSQL or MongoDB are great at safekeeping the state of your system in a tabular or document format, but what about time-dependent data: ...

INFLUXDB INSIGHTS

Introduction to the TICK Stack and InfluxDB Enterprise

In this webinar, we will provide an introduction to the components of the TICK Stack and a review of the features of InfluxDB Enterprise and InfluxDB Cloud. We will also demo how to install the TICK Stack.

Available as InfluxDB open source, InfluxDB Cloud & InfluxDB Enterprise

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