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The 5Ws (and 1H) of InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated
Just like the classic Scott Bakula tv series, the new InfluxDB 3.0 is a quantum leap forward. Of course, for us it’s the evolution of the InfluxDB product suite. InfluxDB 3.0 is the designation for all products powered by the InfluxDB IOx engine. The latest product release in this new suite is InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated. Let’s jump into the basics for InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated. WHO: There are several different groups of users that should consider using InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated.
InfluxData Unveils Future of Time Series Analytics with InfluxDB 3.0 Product Suite
Open source project InfluxDB IOx becomes InfluxDB 3.0, the next-generation time series database powering all InfluxDB products. InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated added to suite of enterprise-grade cloud services.
Introducing InfluxDB 3.0: Available Today in InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated
It’s been literally years now that I have been first tangentially, and then intimately involved with the project that has become InfluxDB 3.0. I started using it so early that one of the DataFusion upstream developers literally calls me “User0” … a moniker of which I am not-so-secretly proud.
Introduction to InfluxDB 3.0
The latest evolution of InfluxDB is here! With InfluxDB 3.0 we revisited the core of the platform, enhancing it to expand the types of time series use cases it can effectively handle. Learn all about what you can expect from InfluxDB 3.0 from InfluxData founder and CTO, Paul Dix.
Expanding Time Series Use Cases with InfluxDB 3.0
With the introduction of InfluxDB 3.0, users can more easily handle a wider variety of time series use cases than ever. Here, InfluxData founder and CTO Paul Dix discusses traditional time series use cases and how InfluxDB 3.0 enables you to do even more with your time series data.
Apache Parquet and InfluxDB 3.0
InfluxDB 3.0 uses Apache Parquet as its persistence file format. Discover what Apache Parquet is, why we chose it for InfluxDB 3.0, and how we implemented it. InfluxData founder and CTO Paul Dix provides all the details.
How to add support for more languages in your Elastic Enterprise Search engines
Engines in Elastic App Search enable you to index documents and provide out-of-the-box, tunable search capabilities. By default, engines support a predefined list of languages. If your language is not on that list, this blog explains how you can add support for additional languages. We’ll do this by creating an App Search engine that has analyzers set up for that language.
SQL Extensions: First, last, date_bin, gap fill
Learn from InfluxDB experts - Learn about SQL Extensions (First, last, date_bin, gap fill) with InfluxDB Cloud, powered by IOx.
Starting and stopping services with the Aiven CLI
Running non-production services when they’re not needed can waste money. Learn how to start and stop them as needed, using the Aiven CLI.