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Quick introduction to influxdb

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Quick introduction to influxdb, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.5, with 21 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 424 reviews, and has 8057 subscribers.

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You will learn about Use influxdb for effectively storing and quering timeseries, e.g. storing temperatures from your IoT device Understand the influxdb data scheme Write basic queries Understand fundamental concepts of influxdb such as measurements, retention policies, tags, fields, series…. This course is ideal for individuals who are Software developers who use timeseries in their product or DevOps engineers who wants to manage their resources or Not for frontend developers because the TICK stack resolve backend related issues or Not for developers who has no prior knowledge about REST and databases or Anyone who wants to use influxdb in their application It is particularly useful for Software developers who use timeseries in their product or DevOps engineers who wants to manage their resources or Not for frontend developers because the TICK stack resolve backend related issues or Not for developers who has no prior knowledge about REST and databases or Anyone who wants to use influxdb in their application.

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Summary

Title: Quick introduction to influxdb

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 21

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 23

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 22

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Use influxdb for effectively storing and quering timeseries, e.g. storing temperatures from your IoT device
  • Understand the influxdb data scheme
  • Write basic queries
  • Understand fundamental concepts of influxdb such as measurements, retention policies, tags, fields, series….

Who Should Attend

  • Software developers who use timeseries in their product
  • DevOps engineers who wants to manage their resources
  • Not for frontend developers because the TICK stack resolve backend related issues
  • Not for developers who has no prior knowledge about REST and databases
  • Anyone who wants to use influxdb in their application

Target Audiences

  • Software developers who use timeseries in their product
  • DevOps engineers who wants to manage their resources
  • Not for frontend developers because the TICK stack resolve backend related issues
  • Not for developers who has no prior knowledge about REST and databases
  • Anyone who wants to use influxdb in their application

UPDATE 8th Oct 2018:
I am sorry for any confusion caused by the title and description. I have now renamed the course to: “Quick introduction to influxdb” to more accurately describe the content.

Have you started checking out influxdb or any of the other components in the TICK stack? Even though the documentation is good, it can be tiring and inefficient to simply read through. Let me take you step by step through learning about the TICK stack by building projects. Each project will have a specific goal and contain lecutures with key takeways. Moreover the code is available and ready for you to temper with. 

So if you are ready to speed up your learning of the TICK stack join me in building some projects!

I’ll do my best to keep the lectures relevant, fun, and engaging by:

  • Building projects

  • Pointing out none obvious concepts and explanations

  • Showing diagrams to explain concepts

  • Questioning your understanding

  • Reference influxdata documentation to help you learn more

*If you have any feedback please let me know.
**This is my first course and I have a lot to learn.
***This course is under development and I would love to get some feedback on what you want to learn next.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Preperation: Download code and install requirements

Lecture 1: Clone repo and follow instructions

Chapter 2: Influxdb project 1: Write and read temperatures using the influxdb REST api

Lecture 1: Section 1: Scenario, learning objectives, and steps

Lecture 2: Theory: Influxdb schema and LINE protocol

Lecture 3: Theory: Influxdb query language

Lecture 4: Scenario schema design and schema design checklist

Lecture 5: Setup influxdb using docker-compose

Lecture 6: Create a db with postman

Lecture 7: Write a datapoint with postman

Lecture 8: Query datapoints with postman

Lecture 9: Create a db with python

Lecture 10: Write temperatures for a whole day in python

Lecture 11: Querying temperatures in python

Lecture 12: Graph the temperatures using highcharts

Lecture 13: Explanation of visualization code

Lecture 14: Recap and issues

Lecture 15: Retention policy and continuous query for downsampling

Lecture 16: Advanced queries

Lecture 17: Setup and deploy

Lecture 18: Influx internals

Lecture 19: Where to go next in the documentation

Instructors

  • Espen Albert
    Espen Albert
    Web developer at wheel.me with a craving for learning

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  • 2 stars: 19 votes
  • 3 stars: 67 votes
  • 4 stars: 179 votes
  • 5 stars: 143 votes

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