Paul Dix, founder and CTO of InfluxData, discusses how we built support for InfluxQL into the new InfluxDB 3.0, what the advantages of InfluxQL are, and how the broader open source ecosystem makes InfluxQL better.
InfluxData founder and CTO, Paul Dix, and VP of Product Marketing, Balaji Palani, talk about the product options available in InfluxDB 3.0 and what the ideal user for each one looks like, based on their data workloads.
High cardinality data presented a challenge to previous versions of InfluxDB, but InfluxDB 3.0 solved that problem. Influxers Jay Clifford and Zoe Steinkamp explain what cardinality is, why high cardinality impacts performance, and how InfluxDB 3.0 eliminates cardinality limits to open up new time series use cases.
InfluxData CEO, Evan Kaplan, sits down to discuss why we built InfluxDB 3.0, the key problems version 3.0 solves, and the new opportunities and use cases the advanced capabilities of InfluxDB 3.0 present to users.
The big data landscape is always changing to solve existing problems and continues to push the boundaries of performance and scale. Data lakehouses are a new architectural pattern that is rapidly gaining popularity by solving a variety of problems seen with previous solutions like data warehouses and data lakes. In this article, you will learn the following.
Data analytics is essential for an IT department to ensure that its infrastructure is running smoothly while also saving money for the company. In this episode, Rakesh Jayaprakash, Product manager at Analytics Plus, discusses how the application of AIOps and analytics, is transforming how IT operations are managed.
From the floor of AWS re:Invent 2023, Influxers Jay Clifford and Zoe Steinkamp discuss why time series databases exist, the unique nature of time series workloads, and why you should use a purpose-built database for time series data.
From the floor of AWS re:Invent 2023, Influxer Jay Clifford provides a crash course in OpenTelemetry, tracing, and InfluxDB. Discover how you can use these technologies to get more insight from your time series data.
From AWS re:Invent 2023, Influxer Jay Clifford discusses one of our booth demos as he sets it up. We track the movements and performance of a robotic arm as it sorts blocks and use AI to identify anomalies and trends. This is similar to many industrial IoT use cases.