Hey thanks for the content! I was the one who asked for it so thank you very much! It didnt cross my mind to load all my data into a data structure first, make it look nice and then upload it just once. I was uploading to influx using the "line protocol", one line at a time.
Hello, thank you but… what about if you have to load many data (e.g. manual readings of some devices which are not connected to the InfluxDB server)? Should I write all those commands every time? I am not an expert of Python, but it looks like not so efficient.
Hello Riccardo. I think the best way would be to make a Python script that takes in the data and sends it to influxdb. Python is very powerful, you would be able to pull in data from a spreadsheet or from a users input and have python insert it into the database for you. It would require some learning of Python to make the script yourself.
Hi, helpful video and thanks for it. I have a doubt if I'm having 500+ tickers (live data) continuously coming will this InfluxDB handle better? or is anything better available?
In InfluxDB 2.0, if you log in and click data, it will give you the basics of how to use python, java etc. You can see in this video I quickly go over it. ruclips.net/video/-gF-Jsk85bQ/видео.html
@@DevOpsJourney So many thanks, I visited the python page but I need to upload a CSV file to influx, the 3 methods send data inline, any idea or piece of code as I am not a python expert
Thank you for this content! Unfortunately, when I try to connect with the InfluxDB database, I have this error : influxdb.exceptions.InfluxDBClientError: 401: {"code":"unauthorized","message":"Unauthorized"} I checked that the username and the password in the docker-compose.yml file and in the InfluxDBClient object are the same, but I can't figure out why I still have this message. Would you have any suggestion to solve this issue ?
problem is in the docker-compose file. I used influxdb:latest - now influxdb updated to 2.0 so authentication changed. I've corrected the docker-compose file on github. I now use image: influxdb:1.8. If you use my latest docker-compose file on github it should fix your problem
Love what you're doing here!
Thank you for the support Larry. I'm a big fan of your channel!
Hey thanks for the content! I was the one who asked for it so thank you very much!
It didnt cross my mind to load all my data into a data structure first, make it look nice and then upload it just once. I was uploading to influx using the "line protocol", one line at a time.
Thanks. I was struggling with instrumentation for Grafana building an exporter for inFluxDB. This makes so much sense.
What a good video! This guy really teachs well. He goes direct to the point.
Thanks!
Hi Mr. Journey, EXCELLENT CONTENT!
- Would you consider building a playlist of all your influxDB videos?
Very informative and helpful! Thank you very much!
You made my day.
Hello, thank you but… what about if you have to load many data (e.g. manual readings of some devices which are not connected to the InfluxDB server)? Should I write all those commands every time?
I am not an expert of Python, but it looks like not so efficient.
Hello Riccardo. I think the best way would be to make a Python script that takes in the data and sends it to influxdb. Python is very powerful, you would be able to pull in data from a spreadsheet or from a users input and have python insert it into the database for you. It would require some learning of Python to make the script yourself.
Damn bro. You taught the whole course in a few minutes. That's pretty awesome content. Love it bro
Thank you! More to come in a week or so :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was struggling a lot harder with inserting data via python into influxdb than I care to admit >.
nice content bro
Does this also work with influxdb v2 or just 1.8? And how can I send data within C++?
This is actually for an older version of Influx unfortunatly..
I will be doing a video on Influx 2.0 soon.
Hi, helpful video and thanks for it. I have a doubt if I'm having 500+ tickers (live data) continuously coming will this InfluxDB handle better? or is anything better available?
is this possible if I want to send data using Can bus?
Hi,InfluxDB 2 has no DB concept anymore but Buckets. How code can be updated to write to bucket and not DB? Thanks in advance
In InfluxDB 2.0, if you log in and click data, it will give you the basics of how to use python, java etc. You can see in this video I quickly go over it. ruclips.net/video/-gF-Jsk85bQ/видео.html
@@DevOpsJourney So many thanks, I visited the python page but I need to upload a CSV file to influx, the 3 methods send data inline, any idea or piece of code as I am not a python expert
Thank you for this content!
Unfortunately, when I try to connect with the InfluxDB database, I have this error : influxdb.exceptions.InfluxDBClientError: 401: {"code":"unauthorized","message":"Unauthorized"}
I checked that the username and the password in the docker-compose.yml file and in the InfluxDBClient object are the same, but I can't figure out why I still have this message.
Would you have any suggestion to solve this issue ?
same, have you figured it out?
problem is in the docker-compose file. I used influxdb:latest - now influxdb updated to 2.0 so authentication changed.
I've corrected the docker-compose file on github. I now use image: influxdb:1.8. If you use my latest docker-compose file on github it should fix your problem
I have fixed the docker-compose file. Should work now!
@@DevOpsJourney will you record another video of Influxdb 2.0?
Is it different for InfluxDB 2.0?
yes InfluxDB 2.0 has differences on how you send data. I believe I have a video on it.
Request Tutorial gitlab ci
If you haven't already, checkout my video on InfluxDB! ruclips.net/video/Vq4cDIdz_M8/видео.html