Awesome InfluxDB

A curated, community-maintained directory of projects, libraries, tools, and learning resources for working with the InfluxDB time‑series database (focusing on InfluxDB 1.0+).

Website: https://github.com/mark-rushakoff/awesome-influxdb#readme

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Overview

Awesome InfluxDB is an open, crowdsourced “awesome list” that organizes the InfluxDB ecosystem into clear categories. It helps developers, operators, and data engineers discover client libraries, data collection tools, visualization dashboards, provisioning utilities, hosting options, and reference material related to InfluxDB.

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Features

Curated ecosystem directory

• Focuses on InfluxDB (version 1.0 and later).
• Organizes the ecosystem into logical sections for easier discovery.
• Accepts community contributions via pull requests.

Reference material

• Section for external educational resources:
  • Blog posts
  • Conference talks
  • Slide decks
  • Other learning material related to InfluxDB

Client libraries

• Catalog of libraries used to interact with InfluxDB from applications.
• Split into:
  • Official client libraries (maintained by the InfluxDB team).
  • Unofficial client libraries (community-maintained or third‑party).

Collecting data into InfluxDB

Comprehensive list of options for ingesting data into InfluxDB:

• Projects

  • Dedicated tools
    • Tools whose primary or sole purpose is to send data to InfluxDB.
  • Non‑dedicated tools
    • General telemetry/metrics/logging tools that can output to multiple backends, including InfluxDB.

• Libraries

  • Libraries that help applications collect metrics or events and write them into InfluxDB.

• Hooks

  • Integrations that connect existing logging libraries to InfluxDB output.

• Plugins

  • Plugins for third‑party/standalone tools enabling them to send their data to InfluxDB.

• Import tools

  • Utilities for importing fixed or historical datasets into InfluxDB.

Consuming data from InfluxDB

Tools that help query, analyze, or display data stored in InfluxDB: