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A suggestion and sincere expectation from a JAVA engineer from China #25278

Open 18236098539 opened 2 months ago

18236098539 commented 2 months ago

Hello respected development engineers, I am a Java development engineer from China I highly approve of the Influxdb database, but in the software industry, there is no best, only better Considering that I have been using Influxdb for three years now I would like to make three suggestions to you, which can also be considered as requirements

  1. I hope you can open source the functionality of the Influxdb cluster Just like MySQL, we can download the ZIP package and configure the master-slave architecture ourselves
  2. We hope you can refer to our open-source and domestically produced database more often 《 https://www.taosdata.com/ 》 The super table sub table and other functions in the TDengine database
  3. Additionally, it is strongly recommended to modify the database to support standardized SQL so that we can query like 《select * from table name》 It is equally simple and the query is very fast. If not possible, then provide a similar one https://www.mongoplus.com/ Middleware that operates the same MongoDB database Let's reduce the complexity of integrating inluxdb data in the SpringBoot project  Thank you. I hope Influxdb continues to improve Also, I sincerely invite you to experience it https://www.taosdata.com/ I believe you will love the functionality of this time-series database
suyashcjoshi commented 2 months ago

Hi @18236098539 regarding your 3rd point the latest InfluxDB (version 3.0) indeed supports standard SQL queries so if you wish to explore that you can try it out for free in the cloud: https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/cloud-serverless/query-data/sql/ and we have Java Client for the same where you can write SQL queries as well.

18236098539 commented 2 months ago

Hi @18236098539 regarding your 3rd point the latest InfluxDB (version 3.0) indeed supports standard SQL queries so if you wish to explore that you can try it out for free in the cloud: https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/cloud-serverless/query-data/sql/ and we have Java Client for the same where you can write SQL queries as well.

Thank you for your reply. I will research InfluxDB3, but I still hope that InfluxDB can open source cluster functionality and learn from Tdengine< https://www.taosdata.com/ >The advantages of databases Hope Influxdb gets better and better