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In this video I give a brief introduction to InfluxDB, how to set it up locally and how to use Golang client to write and read data from it. Link to code: 🤍 If you want in-depth tutorial on Docker & Kubernetes along with gRPC, fully explained from end-to-end, then check out this course on Microservices: 🤍 This is not free but if you are a student or can't afford it then feel free to email to justforlearnings🤍gmail.com explaining why and I will be able to give it for free. But in condition that you will be finishing the course completely within a month. :)
This is a short video on applying a simple patch to gops so that memory statistics can be published to InfluxDB. Grafana and Chronograf can then be used with ease to view gops exported stats!
Install GoLang to write our own input plugin to collect metrics from Youtube To know more read the blog available in Medium 🤍
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We'll use Counter, Gauge, Histogram, and Summary Prometheus metric types to monitor our Golang app. 🔴 - To support my channel, I’d like to offer Mentorship/On-the-Job Support/Consulting (me🤍antonputra.com) 👉 How to Manage Secrets in Terraform - 🤍 👉 Terraform Tips & Tricks - 🤍 👉 ArgoCD Tutorial - 🤍 💼 - I’m a Senior Software Engineer at Juniper Networks (11+ years of experience) 📍 - Located in San Francisco Bay Area, CA (US citizen) 🤝 - LinkedIn - 🤍 🎙 - Twitter - 🤍 📧 - Email - me🤍antonputra.com 👨💻 - GitHub - 🤍 = 📚 - Source Code: 🤍 0:00 Intro 4:13 Gauge 18:25 Counter 22:20 Histogram 27:15 Summary #Golang #Prometheus #DevOps
Time series databases (TSDB) are the databases optimized for processing time series data. Time series data are the data points with a time tag. These databases use much less disk space and can save much more samples per second compared to relational / traditional databases. In addition, some of them (including RRDTool & InfluxDB) do have great tools to produce charts based on the data; this lets you create fancy dashboard with a minimal effort or create alarms and notifications based on various events and situations. Time series databases are used in IoT, Monitoring and many other projects. In this video I will do a quick review on them, will show you InfluxDB as a modern TSDB and will write some Python code to write & read from it alongside creating a sample Dashboard. In 20 mins :) So you can step up and make most of your project fanciers / more useful / more stable using a TSDB. Links: TSDB Databases: 🤍 InfluxDB: 🤍 Influx Docs: 🤍 RRDTool: 🤍
In order to understand some of my future videos coming, I wanted to lay the basics of InfluxDB and Flux query language. I go into how Flux 2.x differs from 1.x and also traditional SQL, what the data structure looks like and how to build simple queries in Flux. Wiki documentation on Influx setup: 🤍 My video on the new server build: 🤍 Influxdb, Telegraf and Grafana setup: 🤍 Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:43 1.x and 2.x, databases, buckets and retention policies 5:45 Measurements, tag and fields 11:16 Time window and aggregation period 13:22 How data is filtered 20:48 Flux query language 37:10 Outro
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This playlist/video has been uploaded for Marketing purposes and contains only selective videos. For the entire video course and code, visit [🤍 In this section we will learn how to build applications that will interact with databases. • MySQL • Building Go Code in MySQL • PostgreSQL • Building Go Code in PostgreSQL • SQLite • ORM: GORM I • ORM: GORM II • Go with NoSQL: MongoDB I • Go with NoSQL: MongoDB II • Introduction to Influxdb • Writing Go Applications for Influxdb • Writing Data to Influxdb • Reading Data from Influxdb • Dino Database Layer For the latest Web development video tutorials, please visit 🤍 Find us on Facebook 🤍 Follow us on Twitter - 🤍
Hey, Welcome back to this channel. In this video, we are going to see how we can use docker container to run the influxDB database at your local computer. Moreover, we are going to see how we can use influxDB python client library to make read and write request to the database. Github code: 🤍
The v3 Go client library provides a useful and programmatic way to write and query data in InfluxDB 3.0. Here, Developer Advocate Anais Dotis-Georgiou demonstrates how to get started using the newest Go client so you can do more with your data.
A concise introduction to QuestDB and how it can make working with time series data so much easier and less costly. Includes ingesting data using the official QuestDB Rust crate. The main QuestDB page: 🤍 Try it now with an online interactive demo: 🤍 The QuestDB Github repo: 🤍 - Camera: Canon EOS R5 🤍 Monitor: Dell U4914DW 49in 🤍 Keyboard: Keychron Q1 🤍 SSD for Video Editing: VectoTech Rapid 8TB 🤍 Microphone 1: Rode NT1-A 🤍 Microphone 2: Seinheiser 416 🤍 Microphone Interface: Focusrite Clarett+ 2Pre 🤍 Tripod: JOBY GorillaPod 5K 🤍 Mouse: Razer DeathAdder 🤍 Computer: 2021 Macbook Pro 🤍 Lens: Canon RF24mm F1.8 Macro is STM Lens 🤍 Caffeine: High Brew Cold Brew Coffee 🤍 More Caffeine: Monster Energy Juice, Pipeline Punch 🤍 Building A Second Brain book: 🤍
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Kubernetes monitoring using influxdb - 00:00 Extending k8s with golang - 01:23:12 Few useful links - 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 twitter - 🤍rawkode 🤍saiyampathak In this Stream, we will discuss setting up Production Grade Kubernetes Monitoring Setup Also, we will see how to extend Kubernetes using Golang #kubernetes #monitoring #influxdb #telegraf
This video discusses how InfluxDB can use geolocation and other data sources to help logistics companies manage their trucking fleets. Sign up for InfluxDB: 🤍
This session, we discuss Time series database- InfluxDb, Okteto and Go Programming 101 Time-series database Influx - 03:58 okteto - 49:35 GO programming- 01:32:49 #influx #GO #okteto
Overview of using the client libraries with InfluxDB v2 API. Demos of the management capabilities provided by the Python API and how end users can quickly develop with the entire InfluxDB platform. Api links for v2: 🤍 Api links for v3: (More coming soon) Python: 🤍 GO: 🤍 C#: 🤍 Java: 🤍 DISCLAIMER: As of January 31, 2023, some or all of the topics covered in this video pertain to a legacy version of InfluxDB. Visit 🤍 for information on the latest version of InfluxDB.
Hello 👋, the video is around ESP32 and InfluxDB. The ESP32 sends data to an InfluxDB database. Thanks for watching the video. If you are new, please consider subscribing 🤍 , that helps. Video Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:17 Install required libreries 03:45 Explore data in InfluxDB WEB UI 05:12 Create dashboard in InfluxDB WEB UI 🔗Relevant Links:- 🧑💻 ESP32 Arduino Code: 🤍 📹 Store data to #influxDB from #ESP32 w/ #Node-RED and #Websocket: 🤍 📹 Websocket and Arduino w/ Node-RED:🤍 📹 Install InfluxDB [Raspberry Pi]: 🤍 📹 Other loads of Node-RED videos: 🤍 🔗 Influx Queries: 🤍 🛳️Social Media Links:- 🎆 Twitter: 🤍 🧑💻 GIT: 🤍 🎆 Facebook: 🤍 🖼️ Instagram: 🤍 📹 YouTube: 🤍 Hey there 👋, You can buy your products from Amazon by using the following link. For each product you buy, we will get some tips out of it. And for this you don't need to pay 💵 anything extra and offers will remain the same. This will help us to make videos like this and maintain the channel. Thanks 💕 Team WG 🔗Amazon: 🤍 🎶Background music: #influxdb #arduino #iot
Welcome to the first lesson in our Go Projects series. In this episode, we are going to build the framework for a new Relation Database similar to sqlite written in Golang. This lesson focuses on building a simple command line REPL interface for working with our Database.
InfluxData's newest data storage engine can handle unlimited cardinality. While high cardinality (🤍 was something that could affect performance with the Time Series Merge Tree storage engine (🤍 InfluxData developers optimized the new storage engine to easily handle high cardinality data, which makes InfluxDB more performant in high cardinality use cases, like tracing. Sign up for InfluxDB: 🤍
In this discussion, Gunnar Aasen from the InfluxData Support and Services team will cover best practices for tuning queries plus strategies for effective schema design At the end of this video, you will be able to: - Describe the InfluxDB data model - Understand the major tradeoffs in schema design - Apply best practices when designing schemas for InfluxDB - Understand how to tune InfluxDB’s performance - Determine hardware requirements for a new InfluxDB project View our general guideline to follow and pitfalls to avoid when designing your schema: 🤍 Want your schema to reflect your uniqueness? Get our free 14-day trial now! 🤍 best practices, queries, schema design Visit 🤍 to view our entire catalog of free live and on-demand training courses about InfluxDB, Telegraf, Flux and more.
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In this video we are going to learn about setting up Influxdb Telegraf And Grafana as docker containers using Docker compose. In this Telegraf Influxdb Grafana Tutorial we will learn step by step process of writing docker compose yaml file, telegraf.conf, configuring datasource in grafana and more. How To Setup Influxdb Telegraf And Grafana 0n CentOs: 🤍 - github link: 🤍 - - Telegraf inputs: 🤍 Influxdb authentication: 🤍 - = Follow me 🤍: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 =
This video shows how to convert nested JSON into InfluxDB line protocol, using the Telegraf Starklark processor. You'll be able to take metrics out of JSON and store them in InfluxDB so that you can visualize them, downsample them, and alert on them. Sign up for InfluxDB Cloud: 🤍 Download Telegraf: 🤍
In this webinar, Anais Dotis-Georgiou describes how to set up InfluxDB's Telegraf to pull metrics into your database. She also provides an introduction to querying data with InfluxQL (InfluxData Query Language). Learn more and download the open source version of Telegraf now: 🤍 Video contents: - The Kapacitor Computational Model - Understand the TICK Script Syntax - Run a Kapacitor Instance - Create a TICK Script - Basic Review of Kapacitor's User Defined Functions (UDFs)"xQL Ready to give it a spin? Click below to get started for free: 🤍
SurrealDB is a "NewSQL" multi-model database with an impressive list of features from popular relational, graph, and document paradigms. Its query language is based on SQL, but does not rely on JOINs for queries. Full Tutorial Coming Soon on Beyond Fireship 🤍 #database #programming #100SecondsOfCode 🔗 Resources SurrealDB Github 🤍 Surreal Docs 🤍 SQL in 100 Seconds 🤍 7 Database Paradigms 🤍 🔥 Get More Content - Upgrade to PRO Upgrade to Fireship PRO at 🤍 Use code lORhwXd2 for 25% off your first payment. 🎨 My Editor Settings - Atom One Dark - vscode-icons - Fira Code Font 🔖 Topics Covered - What is SurrealDB? - Is SurrealDB legit? - Databases written in Rust - Multi-model databases - What is the best database? - Database with realtime updates
Traditionally, SNMP has been the dominant protocol for gathering telemetry from network devices. In recent years, however, that has begun to change. Today, we'll discuss Model-Driven Telemetry backed by YANG models. We'll stream telemetry from a Cisco router and display the data on a beautiful Grafana dashboard. Ultra Config: 🤍 Ultra Config Generator is an enterprise-grade software application for multi-vendor network automation. The product enables organizations to build robust automation solutions compatible with all major equipment vendors such as Cisco, Juniper and Huawei. Today's Tutorial: (Learn Cisco Model-Driven Telemetry MDT with Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana) 🤍 #telemetry #yang #cisco
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Blog post with code samples here: 🤍 The Shelly EM is a really cool little WiFi power monitor sensor for the home. By default it reports back to the Shelly app, but in this video I have turned on MQTT mode, which disconnects it from the cloud and gives me access to the raw data. Thought you might be interested in the cool things you can do with the data beyond the Shelly app. The Shelly sends an MQTT message, and I have Node-RED formatting and forwarding that message to Influx. The dashboard is designed in Grafana, which natively supports Influx, and you can do some cool stuff with the data. In this video I talk through some of the concepts of power monitoring, and show off what is possible and exactly how the data is processed and displayed.
Instead of sending data to services in the cloud, here we send sensor data to local InfluxDB database. Grafana is used to read data from InfluxDB and alert thresholds are set to send reactive alerts. read more: 🤍 ESP32 connecting to WPA2-Enterprise: 🤍 Docker: 🤍 InfluxDB: 🤍 InfluxDB Arduino Library: 🤍 Code: 🤍 #influxdb #esp32 #grafana
Recorded at DataEngConf SF '17 InfluxDB is an open source time series database developed over the last 3 years. In that time we've tried different storage engines starting with LevelDB and testing out HyperLevelDB, RocksDB and BoltDB. Over a year ago we made the decision to write our own storage engine from scratch. Inspired by the LSM Tree underlying LevelDB and its variants, we created a new storage engine we're calling the TSM Tree (Time Structured Merge Tree). Over the last eight months we've added to this storage engine to provide index capabilities for mapping metadata to underlying time series. This talk will briefly cover our journey with other storage engines and why we ultimately decided to write our own from scratch. The underlying InfluxDB storage engine is more like two storage engines in one: a time series storage engine and an inverted index for metadata. This talk will dive into the details about how each of these systems work, their design considerations and lessons learned along the way. We'll cover compression techniques for columnar time series storage, Robin Hood Hashing for quickly index lookups, and sketches for estimation of series cardinality at scale. Speaker: Paul Dix, Metamarkets ABOUT DATA COUNCIL: Data Council (🤍 is a community and conference series that provides data professionals with the learning and networking opportunities they need to grow their careers. Make sure to subscribe to our channel for more videos, including DC_THURS, our series of live online interviews with leading data professionals from top open source projects and startups. FOLLOW DATA COUNCIL: Twitter: 🤍 LinkedIn: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Eventbrite: 🤍
Server Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana setup in Docker and Portainer. I explain the difference between metrics and logging and how Prometheus can monitor all your server metrics and use Grafana to visualize them. Teleport-*: 🤍 *Related Videos/Links* 🤍 *💜 Support me and become a Fan!* → 🤍 *💬 Join our Community!* → 🤍 *Read my Tech Documentation* 🤍 *My Gear and Equipment- 🤍 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:08 - Why centralize monitoring 02:01 - Difference between logs and metrics 03:19 - What is Prometheus? 03:46 - Monitoring Architecture 05:12 - Deploy Prometheus and Grafana 10:03 - Configure Prometheus 13:21 - Third-Party Exporters 19:04 - Visualize data with Grafana 21:44 - Import Grafana Dashboards All links with "*" are and/or include affiliate links. #Prometheus #Grafana #HomeLab
In this last video in our test automation series with JUnit 5, I walk you through building a Grafana dashboard that queries our InfluxDB database and displays test execution metrics. We'll specifically focus on Test Execution Duration and Test Status over time. I hope you enjoyed this series and if you did please consider throwing a like on the video and subscribing to the channel for more series like this! GitHub Repository: 🤍 TOC: Introduction: 00:00 - 00:41 Test Duration: 00:42 - 05:07 Test Status Pass/Fail: 05:08 - 09:29 Regressions: 09:30 - 10:49 Test Status Table: 10:50 - 12:11 Conclusion: 12:12 - 12:52
Database Tutorial. 🔴 - To support my channel, I’d like to offer Mentorship/On-the-Job Support/Consulting (me🤍antonputra.com) 🤝 - LinkedIn - 🤍 🎙 - Twitter - 🤍 📧 - Email - me🤍antonputra.com 👨💻 - GitHub - 🤍 💼 - I’m a Senior Software Engineer at Juniper Networks (11+ years of experience) 📍 - Located in San Francisco Bay Area, CA (US citizen) = 📚 - Source Code: 🤍 0:00 What is database sharding? 0:12 Why is database sharding important? 0:58 What are the benefits of database sharding? 1:57 How does database sharding work? 3:42 What are the methods of database sharding? 3:47 Range-based sharding 4:59 Hashed sharding 5:52 Directory sharding 6:38 Geo sharding 7:25 How to optimize database sharding for even data distribution? 7:45 Cardinality 8:05 Frequency 8:24 Monotonic change #Database #DevOps #SRE
Nowadays, nearly every modern application, system or solution exposes a RESTful API. On one hand, this is great and enables hundreds of other solutions or applications that can leverage these APIs, extend them or build on top of them. On the other hand, it is difficult to monitor all these new and modern systems, applications and solutions. In this session, we will learn how to query the data using Swagger when available, extract and parse the data that’s useful for us, store it in InfluxDB and, finally, create beautiful and meaningful dashboards so everything can be viewed through a single pane of glass.
In this video, we continue our series on writing a Slack bot using the Go programming language by writing a simple Go program. The program utilizes the "slack-go" Slack API client library to post a message to a channel in our Slack workspace. GitHub Repo with Go Code: 🤍 Slack API Client Library: 🤍 TOC: Introduction: 00:00 - 00:23 Writing the Go program: 00:24 - 06:51 Testing the program: 06:52 - 07:23 Conclusion: 07:24 - 07:55
NoSQL databases power some of the biggest sites. They're fast and super scalable but how do they work? Behind-the-scenes, they use a keyspace to distribute your data across multiple servers or partitions. This allows them to scale horizontally across many thousand servers. NoSQL databases can operate in multiple modes: as key-value store, document store or wide column store. You can run your own NoSQL database with software like Cassandra, CouchDB, MongoDB or Scylla. You can also use a cloud version like AWS DynamoDB, Google Cloud BigTable or Azure CosmosDB. 💌 Sign up for Simply Explained Newsletter: 🤍 Monthly newsletter with cool stuff I found on the internet (related to science, technology, biology, and other nerdy things)! No spam. Ever. Promise! 🌍 Social Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 ❤️ Become a Simply Explained member: 🤍 📚 Sources used to make this video: 🤍 #database #aws #amazon #dynamodb #simplyexplained
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