Open throrin19 opened 5 years ago
I'm afraid Cube.js could not work with NoSQL databases by design. But I think support for a time series SQL database, like TimescaleDB would fantastic.
@keydunov Actually InfluxDB has limited SQL support. @throrin19 Hey Benjamin! We don't have Influx in our roadmap right now but we would love to support you in implementation of InfluxDB driver and dialect. If you're familiar with InfluxDB in general I think it shouldn't take more than couple of days. Please let us know if you have some spare time for it.
@throrin19 Hey Benjamin! Here's contribution guide on how to implement driver: https://github.com/statsbotco/cube.js/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#implementing-driver
Hi, Thanks for the resources. For now I don't have time to do that but, if I find some spare time, I will try to make this
InfluxDB and Cube.js together can be a greate solution for developing monitor system.
hey, has anyone tested it with Timescale? if think it should work out of the box
Can anyone confirm this works with TimescaleDB? I'm guessing certain things like time_bucket
syntax wouldn't work out of the box
Hope to have InfluxDB and TimescaleDB supported as well.
So does cube work with TimescaleDB ?
We use CubeJS in our production environment with a TimescaleDB, it works great, but doesn't leverage any special TimescaleDB functions, we have the connection set up as a postgres connection.
It would be cool if this project could add support for timeseries databases like graphite or influxDB