How to Migrate from InfluxQL to SQL

GreptimeDB, written in Rust, is a distributed, open-source TSDB designed for unlimited horizontal scaling, high performance, and integrated analytics over metrics and logs.
GreptimeDB uses SQL as its primary query language and thus significantly enhances the data analysis capability for time-series data, as well as benefits from the broader ecosystem. In this video, tison will show you how to migrate InfluxQL queries to SQL queries.
The tutorial blog we follow in the demo can be found here:
www.greptime.com/blogs/2024-0...
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Chapters:
00:46 InfluxQL Intro
00:38 Flux Intro
02:20 SQL Intro
03:20 Challenges for InfluxQL and SQL
04:21 Challenges for SQL
05:08 Migrate from InfluxQL to SQL
07:10 SQL extensions for time-series data query
07:49 InfluxQL vs. SQL Cheatsheet
07:55 Conclusion
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- GreptimeDB, written in Rust, is a distributed, open-source time-series database designed for unlimited horizontal scaling, high performance, and integrated analytics over metrics and logs. We provide GreptimeDB Enterprise for corporate users, which supports more customized features and services.
- The Edge-Cloud Integrated TSDB is designed for the unique demands of edge storage and compute in IoT. It tackles the exponential growth of edge data by integrating a multimodal edge-side database with cloud-based GreptimeDB Enterprise. This combination reduces traffic, computing, and storage costs while enhancing data timeliness and business insights.
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