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- InfluxDB:<\/strong> This time series database just released an updated version that outperforms previous versions in several key areas, such as query performance against high cardinality data, compression and data ingest. Critically for this example, InfluxDB’s cloud products<\/a> are available in AWS. Having everything in the same place reduces the number of data transfers and data-latency issues in many instances.<\/li>\n
- Telegraf:<\/strong> Telegraf is an open source, plugin-based data-collection agent. Lightweight and written in Go, you can deploy Telegraf instances anywhere. With more than 300 available plugins, Telegraf can collect data from any source. You can also write custom plugins to collect data from any source that doesn’t already have a plugin.<\/li>\n
- AWS:<\/strong> Amazon Web Services has a whole range of tools and services geared toward IoT<\/a>. We can tap into some of these services to streamline data processing and analysis.<\/li>\n
- M5stickC+:<\/strong> This is a simple IoT device that can detect a range of measurements, including position, acceleration metrics, gyroscope metrics, humidity, temperature and pressure. This device provides multiple data streams, which is similar to what industrial operators face with manufacturing equipment.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
- Telegraf:<\/strong> Telegraf is an open source, plugin-based data-collection agent. Lightweight and written in Go, you can deploy Telegraf instances anywhere. With more than 300 available plugins, Telegraf can collect data from any source. You can also write custom plugins to collect data from any source that doesn’t already have a plugin.<\/li>\n
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