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Sam Dillard [InfluxData] | Performance Optimization in InfluxDB | InfluxDays Virtual Experience London 2020
Like my past talks on this, I will give a rundown of the different levers one can pull to make InfluxDB perform better for one's use case. As I do each iteration of this, I have additional slides to add to this topic.
Most of the presentation focuses on write procedure as that is what defines schema and, ultimately, how queries will work against the DB.
Like my past talks on this, I will give a rundown of the different levers one can pull to make InfluxDB perform better for one's use case. As I do each iteration of this, I have additional slides to add to this topic.
Most of the presentation focuses on write procedure as that is what defines schema and, ultimately, how queries will work against the DB.
8.
Telegraf
CPU
Mem
Disk
Docker
Kubernetes
/metrics
Kafka
MySQL
Process
-transform
-decorate
-filter
Aggregate
-mean
-min,max
-count
-variance
-stddev
File
InfluxDB
Kafka
CloudWatch
CloudWatch