Closed mkempken closed 8 years ago
mbbroberg
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8 years ago @mkempken thanks for the recommendation. These plugins are best when written by someone who knows the target product and none of our maintainers are familiar with this one. Do you or another exasoldb user want to write a plugin?
You could use the InfluxDB plugin as a template to follow along with our documentation.
mkempken
commented
8 years ago @mjbrender thanks for your answer. I'll get in contact with our R&D to see if we can get resources for adopting the influxdb plugins. Thanks
mkempken
commented
8 years ago @mjbrender Unfortunately, the influxdb plugin won't work for us because we require an ODBC or JDBC driver to communicate with our database...
thomastaylor312
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8 years ago @mkempken I think @mjbrender means to use the Influx plugin as an example to follow while building your own. On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 06:52 Marcel Kempken notifications@github.com wrote:
@mjbrender https://github.com/mjbrender Unfortunately, the influxdb plugin won't work for us because we require an ODBC or JDBC driver to communicate with our database...
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mbbroberg
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8 years ago Exactly @mkempken, what @thomastaylor312 stated. We are very supportive of you writing a plugin to publish or collect from EXASOL DB since we won't be able to get to that ourselves anytime soon.
IRCody
It would be great if we could use our analytic in-memory database for storing metrics (publisher) and it would be also great if it was possible to query our build in EXA_STATISTICS schema for database performance metrics (collector). Should be easy to connect using Linux ODBC. Free community edition (prebuild virtual machine) can be found here https://www.exasol.com/portal/display/DOWNLOAD/Free+Trial