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Re:Monitoring your own infrastructure using Grafana, InfluxD... by RedShift1 on Tuesday July 21, 2020 @10:54AM (#23907269)
InfluxDB is pretty good if you don't need to do any advanced querying like grouping by month or formulas. Its strong points are low diskspace footprint and very fast queries even over long periods of time.
Re:Monitoring your own infrastructure using Grafana, InfluxD... by mhall119 on Tuesday July 21, 2020 @05:11PM (#23911042)
Have you looked at Flux? You can do some really incredible things with it, both inside of queries and also in tasks/alerts. Check out https://www.influxdata.com/blog/anomaly-detection-with-media... for an example
Re:Monitoring your own infrastructure using Grafana, InfluxD... by RedShift1 on Tuesday July 21, 2020 @08:24PM (#23912514)
Yes I have looked at it and it's unusable for my application because it is orders of magnitude slower than InfluxQL. Fairly logical if you think about how Flux works, it's very hard to optimize a query engine with a language where every step is supposed to be discrete.
Re:Monitoring your own infrastructure using Grafana, InfluxD... by mhall119 on Wednesday July 22, 2020 @10:42AM (#23917520)
There are actually multiple optimizations to Flux already underway. The language runtime can "push down" some of these operations to the storage layer where they can be performed more efficiently.