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InfluxDB is the most widely used open source database management system (DBMS), built for time series data. Developers efficiently build time series applications at scale by using distributed architecture over multiple nodes for horizontal scalability.
InfluxDB includes versatile support for multiple programming languages like Python, Rust, R, PHP, JavaScript, Node.js Golang, .NET, and more. It comes with RESTful API, multiple client libraries, and SQL like scripting language.
Ubuntu is the world’s most popular public cloud computing system and the top ranked enterprise Linux security. Ubuntu 20.04 Long Term Support (LTS) is an open source enterprise grade image.
InfluxDB is highly performant; its data ingestion rate surpasses millions of data points per second. It timestamps events and metrics from databases, sensors, queues and networks using the Telegraf server agent. Defined policies control data retention and downsample conditions to conserve storage space.
InfluxDB runs on multiple cloud architectures through Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, and Azure, or on laptops, edge devices, and servers.
Time series analysis is enhanced through InfluxDB user interface (UI), monitoring, and dashboard creation tools. Data combined with an SQL database like Postgres, Microsoft SQL Server, Bigtable, or Amazon Athena. The Flux query language supports Reading, evaluating, Printing, and looping (REPL) to run queries and interact with any datasource. Connectors are available for Vistual Studio Code (VSC) Grafana, Thingworx, and Google Data Studio.
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is the DevOps preferred, top ranked open source Cyber Security OS made by thousands of contributors and the world’s largest technology companies. Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is a developer playground. Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is based on Linux LTS release series 5.4. An optimized, newer kernel is provided by the HWE stack and includes Kernel Self Protection to create systemic forward-looking enterprise security. LTS is recommended for maximizing enterprise architecture and applications deployment stability.