Notes for me: 1. What is time series data : 1:05 2. Examples on Time Series and 'Not' Time Series Data. 3. Regular and Irregular Time Series: 7:15 4. Summarization of events: 8:20 5. Time series database: 10:00
Interresting and Great explaination about TSDB and inFluxDB. Can you give me some PPT files about inFlux database about the deep concept, how it works in calculation or read/write data from DB Server, also implementations, testing or else so that i can learn more about inFlux ? Many Thanks .. - Rico Agung -
The ability to increase capacity by connecting multiple hardware or software entities so that they work as a single logical unit. Horizontal scaling is also known as Scaling out. When servers are clustered, the original server is being scaled out horizontally. If a cluster requires more resources to improve performance and provide high availability (HA), an administrator can scale out by adding more servers to the cluster.
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Great explanation!
Notes for me:
1. What is time series data : 1:05
2. Examples on Time Series and 'Not' Time Series Data.
3. Regular and Irregular Time Series: 7:15
4. Summarization of events: 8:20
5. Time series database: 10:00
I wonder why TimeScaleDB was skipped in the comparison.
Wow, awesome talk. How i can get this slides ?
so influx is a timeseries DB using SQL layer?
19 minutes in and the database is not mentioned...
Interresting and Great explaination about TSDB and inFluxDB.
Can you give me some PPT files about inFlux database about the deep concept, how it works in calculation or read/write data from DB Server, also implementations, testing or else so that i can learn more about inFlux ?
Many Thanks ..
- Rico Agung -
As far I know, there is no API for R . Any plan to include it ?
What does mean horizontally scalable please ? Can you tell us some words about ? An example would be appreciated.
Horizontal scaling means that you scale by adding more machines into your pool of resources.
The ability to increase capacity by connecting multiple hardware or software entities so that they work as a single logical unit. Horizontal scaling is also known as Scaling out. When servers are clustered, the original server is being scaled out horizontally. If a cluster requires more resources to improve performance and provide high availability (HA), an administrator can scale out by adding more servers to the cluster.
@@naomeetori121 Thank you so much :)