Adding alternative downsampling examples - Using Quix#5451
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Downsampling InfluxDB v2 data with Quix This is an alternative to the existing downsampling article that uses Flux. Quix is collaborating with Influxdata to act as a pure Python alternative to Kapacitor+Flux. The audience is folks who: know Python already and/or don't want to learn a DSL, and possibly those who want to process data more "Pythonically" rather than mixing SQL syntax and Python. FYI: Quix is both a runtime platform (Quix Cloud) and data processor (Quix Streams python library). The aim of the article is to show how downsampling can be done in a continuous real-time process using pure Python rather than Flux. Note that I have proposed updating the menu to be: Process data Common tasks Downsample data - Flux Downsample data - Quix [ x] Signed the InfluxData CLA (if necessary) [ x] Rebased/mergeable
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There are subtle differences between all the different versions of InfluxDB. I tried to point them out in my review. I think, overall, these are good additions. To summarize what I think needs to change:
- Correct terminology in v3 products (InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated and Clustered)
- Focus on specific workflows. The content seems to mix downsampling with migrating from v2 to v3. I think you could create the following docs:
- Use Quix to migrate from InfluxDB v2 to v3
- Use Quix to downsample data in InfluxDB
But these two topics shouldn't be intermingled
- When it comes to using Quix with v2 products (InfluxDB OSS v2 and InfluxDB Cloud (TSM)), Quix should be positioned as an alternative to Flux tasks.
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Adding alternative downsampling examples - Using Quix. This PR includes changes to: Dedicated Cloud(TSM) OSS Clustered Quix is collaborating with Influxdata to act as a pure Python alternative to Kapacitor+Flux. The audience is folks who: Know Python already and/or don't want to learn a DSL, and possibly those who want to process data more "Pythonically" rather than mixing SQL syntax and Python. FYI: Quix is both a runtime platform (Quix Cloud) and data processor (Quix Streams Python library). The aim of the articles is to show how downsampling can be done in a continuous real-time process using pure Python. [x] Signed the InfluxData CLA (if necessary) [x] Rebased/mergeableAdding alternative downsampling examples - Using Quix.
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Thanks @SteveRosam. I've made a few suggestions, but this is great stuff!
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Updates from review. thanks.
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@sanderson thank you. That must have taken some considerable time to go though. I have implemented all your suggestions. Should be good to go now. |
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Looks great! Thanks @SteveRosam!
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Adding alternative downsampling examples - Using Quix.
This PR includes changes to:
Quix is collaborating with Influxdata to act as a pure Python alternative to Kapacitor+Flux.
The audience is folks who:
Know Python already and/or don't want to learn a DSL, and possibly those who want to process data more "Pythonically" rather than mixing SQL syntax and Python.
FYI: Quix is both a runtime platform (Quix Cloud) and data processor (Quix Streams Python library). The aim of the articles is to show how downsampling can be done in a continuous real-time process using pure Python.
[x] Signed the InfluxData CLA
(if necessary)
[x] Rebased/mergeable