Installation and introduction of INFLUXDB learning Influxdb

Recently used in the InfluxDB, here to record the learning process, but also hope to help other students to learn.

This paper mainly introduces the functional characteristics of INFLUXDB and the installation process of INFLUXDB. For more Influxdb detailed tutorials See: INFLUXDB Series Learning Tutorials Catalogue

I. Introduction of InfluxDB

InfluxDB is an open source distributed timing, event, and metrics database written in the go language without the need for external dependencies.

Similar databases are elasticsearch, graphite and so on.

Its main features

1) Support time-related functions (such as Max, Min, sum, etc.) based on time series

2) Measurable: You can calculate large amounts of data in real time

3) Event-based: It supports arbitrary event data

Main features of Influxdb

1) No structure (no mode): can be any number of columns

2) can expand the

3) supports a series of functions such as Min, Max, sum, count, mean, median, etc. to facilitate statistics

4) native HTTP support with built-in HTTP API

5) Powerful class-SQL syntax

6) Self-management interface for easy use

Bring your own management interface:

Second, INFLUXDB installation

In this paper, the latest stable version of this article (Stable v0.13.0), for example, describes the installation of the INFLUXDB.

OS X (via Homebrew)

Brew Updatebrew Install influxdbmd5:4f0aa76fee22cf4c18e2a0779ba4f462

Ubuntu & Debian (64-bit)

wget Https://dl.influxdata.com/influxdb/releases/influxdb_0.13.0_amd64.debsudo dpkg-i influxdb_0.13.0_ amd64.debMD5:bcca4c91bbd8e7f60e4a8325be67a08a

Ubuntu & Debian (ARM)

wget Https://dl.influxdata.com/influxdb/releases/influxdb_0.13.0_armhf.debsudo dpkg-i influxdb_0.13.0_ armhf.debMD5:b64ada82b6abf5d6382ed08dde1e8579

RedHat & CentOS (64-bit)

wget Https://dl.influxdata.com/influxdb/releases/influxdb-0.13.0.x86_64.rpmsudo Yum Localinstall influxdb-0.13.0.x86_64.rpmmd5:286b6c18aa4ef37225ea6605a729b61d

RedHat & CentOS (ARM)

wget Https://dl.influxdata.com/influxdb/releases/influxdb-0.13.0.armhf.rpmsudo Yum Localinstall influxdb-0.13.0.armhf.rpmmd5:4cf99debb5315fbbb26166506807d965

Standalone Binaries (64-bit)

wget Https://dl.influxdata.com/influxdb/releases/influxdb-0.13.0_linux_amd64.tar.gztar XVFZ Influxdb-0.13.0_linux _amd64.tar.gzmd5:187854536393c67f7793ada1c096da8e

Standalone Binaries (ARM)

wget Https://dl.influxdata.com/influxdb/releases/influxdb-0.13.0_linux_armhf.tar.gztar XVFZ Influxdb-0.13.0_linux _armhf.tar.gz

Docker Image

Docker Pull Influxdb

In the actual installation process, only need to select the corresponding version, and then follow the command to do it.

If you are using a x86 architecture machine, it is recommended to use a compiled binary version, which is very convenient to use without root privileges.

Third, influxdb start 1) server start

If it is installed through a package, it can be started using the following statement:

sudo service influxdb start

If a binary package is downloaded directly, it is started as follows

Enter the Usr/bin folder under the Influxdb directory to execute:

./influxd

Can.

This starts the service side.

2) Client

Use influx in Usr/bin to log into the influx server. You can also add a path to an environment variable so that you can use influx anywhere.

Influxdb comes with a Web management interface, enter http://server ip:8083 in the browser to access the Web Administration page.

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Installation and introduction of INFLUXDB learning Influxdb