Scaling Your Time Series Workloads with InfluxDB 3.0: New Tools, Improvements, and Products Now Generally Available
Blog post from InfluxData
InfluxDB 3.0 has seen numerous updates since its initial release, reinforcing its position as the leading time series database. The latest improvements and new features include operational dashboards for cluster performance monitoring, single sign-on support, a management API, and parameterized queries. Additionally, InfluxDB Clustered is now generally available, allowing users to manage large-scale time series workloads in private cloud or on-prem environments. Performance enhancements have been made across multiple vectors, including custom partitioning, improved aggregation and grouping performance, and faster string-intensive query performance. These updates enable companies to store more data while maintaining query performance and reducing storage costs.
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