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  • February 28, 2019
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InfluxDB is fast becoming the most popular Time Series Database for DevOps, IoT sensors, financial data,etc. It is an Open Source platform that composed of 4 services called the TICK stack. Telegraf is the "T" and is has a plug-in architecture for reading and writing to many different databases and data sources. InfluxDB is the "I" and is a NoSQL DB but supports SQL style queries, a scripting language called TICK script and a newer fuller featured language called Flux. Chronograf is the "C" and is a browser based client for configuring, visualizing and creating alerts. Kapacitor is the "K" and is and is a real-time data streaming and processing engine that allows you to do simple and complex operations on your data. I use InfluxDB to capture GNSS data in real-time. It would be great to be able to read that data directly and process it with various translators to calculate volumes, generate contours, convert to different coordinate systems, etc, etc. It is also great for downsampling and thinning data and even has fill methods for interpolating over data outages if you want.

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