Introduction to InfluxDB 2.0 (Kubernetes London - February 2019)

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1. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   Introduction to
   InfluxDB 2.0
   Kubernetes London
   

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2. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   David McKay ➔ Containers
   ➔ Kubernetes
   ➔ Rust
   ➔ Elixir
   ➔ CQRS / Event Sourcing
   Developer Advocate @InfluxData
   

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3. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   

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4. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   Demo Prep
   

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5. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   What is InfluxDB?
   

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6. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   What is InfluxDB?
   The Modern Engine for Metrics & Events
   

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7. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   Metrics
   ➔ Load=48
   ➔ Memory Usage=62%
   ➔ Request Latency=124µs
   ➔ Unscheduled Pods=37
   ➔ …
   

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8. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   Events
   ➔ Kafka compaction started
   ➔ VM died in eu-west1
   ➔ Developer deploys million-dollar-app=v1.2.3
   

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9. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
   Metrics & Events
   Kafka compaction started
   VM died in eu-west1
   Developer deploys
   million-dollar-app=v1.2.3
   Load=48
   Memory Usage=62%
   Request Latency=124µs
   Unscheduled Pods=37
   

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10. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    What is InfluxDB?
    InfluxData provides the leading time series platform to instrument, observe, learn and automate any system,
    application and business process across a variety of use cases.
    

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11. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    TICK Stack
    

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12. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Telegraf
    Collector
    Tiger
    

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13. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    InfluxDB
    Time Series Database
    I'iwi
    

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14. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Chronograf
    Dashboarding
    Giraffe
    

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15. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Chronograf
    

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16. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Metrics & Events
    

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17. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Kapacitor
    Automation
    Koala
    

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18. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Well, that was 1.x …
    

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19. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    InfluxDB 2.0
    

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20. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    InfluxDB 2.0
    Single Binary
    

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21. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    InfluxDB 2.0
    Single Binary
    ➔ Multi Tenant
    ➔ Single Consistent Documented API
    ➔ Official Client Libraries
    ◆ Ruby
    ◆ PHP
    ◆ Go
    ◆ JS
    ◆ Python
    ◆ Kotlin
    ◆ Java
    ◆ dotNet
    ➔ Understands Docker
    ➔ Understands Kubernetes
    ➔ Powered by Kubernetes
    

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22. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Flux
    

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23. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Flux
    Data Scripting Language
    // CPU Usage
    from(bucket:"telegraf/autogen")
    |> range(start:-1h)
    |> filter(fn:(r) =>
    r._measurement == "cpu" and
    r.cpu == "cpu-total"
    )
    |> aggregateWindow(every: 1m, fn: mean)
    

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24. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Flux
    Data Scripting Language
    ➔ Available Now!
    ◆ >= 1.7
    ◆ 2.0 (Alpha)
    ➔ Transpiler from/to InfluxQL
    ➔ Works with Chronograf & Grafana
    

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25. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    ★ fromPrometheus()
    ★ fromKafka()
    ★ fromS3()
    Flux
    Data Scripting Language
    

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26. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Demo
    

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27. Kubernetes London (Feb ‘19) @rawkode
    Questions?
    

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