Monitoring · Self-hosted
InfluxDB
Store and query time-series data such as sensor readings and server metrics. The historical TechHut monitoring guide uses InfluxDB 2; current Core releases use a different query and storage architecture.
InfluxDB is designed around measurements associated with timestamps, making it useful for data that arrives continuously and needs to be examined over time. A monitoring setup can send measurements into the database and use a dashboard tool to explore them. Understanding which InfluxDB generation you are running matters when following a guide, because its configuration and query workflow need to match your installation.
- License
- MIT or Apache-2.0 (Core)Open source
- Runs on
- Linux · Docker
- Last updated
- Time-series storage
- Data ingestion
- Time-based queries
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