Why Your IoT Data Is Begging for a Time Series Data Platform
Date: Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Time: 02:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
Duration: 1 hour
David Simmons is the IoT Developer Evangelist at InfluxData, helping developers around the globe manage the streams of data that their devices produce. He is passionate about IoT and helped to develop the very first IoT Developer Platform before “IoT” was even ‘a thing.’ David has held numerous technical evangelist roles at companies such as DragonFly IoT, Riverbed Technologies, and Sun. He studied Computer Science at the University of New Mexico and has a BA in Technical Writing from Columbia University.
Time: 02:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
Duration: 1 hour
You’ve come up with your IoT deployment plan, and you’ve run tests on a small number of sensors writing data to your back-end system, but you’re worried about what the performance will be when you hit full roll-out. You were prepared to be anxious about that, but have given less thought to your database.
- Are you using SQL or NoSQL?
- How well do you understand Time Series Databases (TSDB)?
Your team’s ability to answer such questions is crucial to your project’s success. In this webinar, we’ll talk about what a Time Series Database (TSDB) is, why a TSDB is the right tool for IoT data and why other platforms aren’t. We’ll also cover how to get data into the InfluxData Time Series Data Platform for high-throughput data ingestion and real-time analysis, and we’ll be ready for any questions you might have on the using TSDB for IoT projects.
Speaker
David Simmons is the IoT Developer Evangelist at InfluxData, helping developers around the globe manage the streams of data that their devices produce. He is passionate about IoT and helped to develop the very first IoT Developer Platform before “IoT” was even ‘a thing.’ David has held numerous technical evangelist roles at companies such as DragonFly IoT, Riverbed Technologies, and Sun. He studied Computer Science at the University of New Mexico and has a BA in Technical Writing from Columbia University.
