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Open Source Time Series Database - Visualizing Timestamped Data - Chris Clark - GDevCon#5

InfluxDB is a large-scale, clustered time series database used as a datastore for Big IIoT, DevOps, Fintech and other big data markets. It has a surprisingly simple single instance, free open source version. It is a NoSQL database that requires no upfront schema creation and comes with a stack of optional components including a web UI used for creating queries and viewing raw and derived data. If you value the code not written, this could be a good session for you. I will discuss use cases that I’ve encountered, how to setup an instance on Linux, how to use the API to query and write data with LabVIEW, and how to connect to InfluxDB and display live data with a Grafana web interface. I’ve been an Alliance Partner since 1991. I have a multidisciplinary background and I’m always scanning for things to leverage. I first met NI at the 1990 Macworld Expo in San Francisco and got a demo of LabVIEW 2 that blew my mind. I love TestStand and I’m a CTA and CPI. I’m good at LabVIEW, LVRT, LV FPGA, and Veristand. I have a certificate in network security and I’ve done LAMP stack web apps. I currently work at an aerospace company in Boulder, CO streamlining the deployment of systems and workflow, and use Ruby alongside LabVIEW. https://www.gdevcon.com/ Follow us on Social Media Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gdevcon/ Instagram:   / gdevcon   Facebook:   / gdevcon   LinkedIn:   / gdev.  . Twitter:   / gdevconference   Video Copyright (c) Louis James-Parker (All rights reserved). Use is granted to GDevCon Limited under license. #LabVIEW #GDevCon #SoftwareDesign