Next-generation databases for next-generation workloads (PRT051)
summary
Shows InfluxDB’s concrete roadmap: a new IOx storage engine written in Rust that uses Apache Fusion in memory and persists to Apache Parquet, exposes SQL and promises no cardinality limits. Demonstrations and customer examples include Tesla Powerwall, Nest, Disney Plus, Rappi, satellite telemetry and trading platforms, and a January cloud launch date. Describes edge deployment with selective replication to cloud, explains retention/archival to S3, and claims high ingest and query performance for real workloads.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to time series
- 1:28Understanding InfluxDB
- 3:44The importance of time series
- 6:22Overcoming relational limits
- 9:06Features and project IOx
- 12:22Getting started and resources
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