InfluxDB 3 & Rust
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InfluxDB, a time series database, underwent a major rewrite to create InfluxDB 3.0, also known as IOx. The decision to rewrite the database was driven by the need for strict control over memory management and high performance.
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- 0:00 Introduction
- 0:57 Guest Introduction: Paul Dix, InfluxDB Co-founder & CTO
- 1:51 The Decision to Rewrite InfluxDB (IOX)
- 2:00 Rewriting InfluxDB in Rust
- 2:26 Challenges with the Original InfluxDB Architecture (Cardinality Problem)
- 7:30 External Factors Driving the Rewrite (Cloud, Object Storage, Kubernetes)
- 10:13 Why Rust?
- 11:38 The New Architecture: IOX, Apache Arrow, Parquet, DataFusion
- 16:16 The Decision to Build on Apache Projects
- 18:10 The Journey to Naming it InfluxDB 3.0
- 20:34 Observability Data (Logs, Metrics, Traces) and Infinite Cardinality
- 20:45 The Observability Database
- 22:48 Storing vs. Querying Different Observability Data Types
- 28:05 Current Use Cases and Challenges for InfluxDB 3.0
- 33:45 What the Flux?
- 33:47 Query Languages: SQL, InfluxQL, and Flux
- 34:35 InfluxQL and SQL Support in InfluxDB 3.0
- 35:52 The Future of Flux
- 42:14 Flux Community Fork and Language Polarization
- 44:45 OpenSource & Licensing
- 44:54 Open Source Licensing and Vendor Motivations
- 48:25 Industry Distrust from License Changes
- 51:54 InfluxDB 3.0 Licensing Future and Foundations
- 54:57 Conclusion and Wrap-up
- 55:00 Shameless Plugs
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