Name: Jan 2016 InfluxDB Meetup
Start: 2016-01-28T18:30:00-08:00
End: 2016-01-28T21:30:00-08:00
Location: InfluxDB HQ

Come join us for a great evening of talks from the community and companies that create, test and deploy InfluxDB in production.

The evening will have something interesting for both beginners and advanced users of InfluxDB.

For those coming straight from work, pizza and drinks will be provided. Video recordings of the talks will posted shortly after the event for those who cannot join us and we'll take a stab at broadcasting live through Periscope.

If you have an InfluxDB related talk you'd like to share at a future Meetup, please submit it to the organizers for consideration!

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Announcements - 10 mins

Administrative stuff plus job-related and community announcements.

Intro to Continuous Queries and Retention Policies - 30 mins

Technical Level: Beginner/Intermediate

In this tutorial, InfluxDB engineer and trainer Michael Desa will give an overview of how continuous queries work, use cases for them and how to effectively manage your data using retention policies.

Things to Consider Before Migrating from InfluxDB 0.8 or 0.9 to 0.10 - 20 mins

Technical Level: Intermediate/Advanced

If you are in production with either 0.8 or 0.9, and want to migrate to 0.10 to take advantage of the new TSM storage engine, this talk is for you. The InfluxDB support and professional services team will recap the differences between storage engines, a few simple migration examples that highlight how to think about datatypes, storage, schema design and scripting data transformations.

How to Migrate Graphite Data to InfluxDB - 10 mins

Technical Level: Intermediate

In this lightning talk, Dir of Product Management Shubhra Kar will give a quick demo of a new Graphite to InfluxDB migration utility.

Benchmarking Storage Engines: TSM vs b1 vs bz1 and 0.8 - 30 mins

Technical Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Migrating your database to a new storage engine is not a decision to be taken lightly. In this talk, Todd Person (VP Engineering) will cover the processes we used to benchmark the performance and stability of InfluxDB’s new TSM1 storage engine, and how it stacks up against the older b1 and bz1 storage engines, as well as InfluxDB v0.8.x.

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