Why send data from your 3rd party tools and applications into InfluxDB

Metrics and events are an essential part of monitoring any service; they provide the signals you need to avoid an outage or disrupt important services. Collecting this data in a reliable and performant time series database like InfluxDB helps you build a metrics pipeline for observability strategy.

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Apache JMeter

Send Apache JMeter load and performance test data to InfluxDB.

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Apache NiFi

Combine Apache NiGi and InfluxDB to build a Data Stream for IoT

Docs | GitHub | Blog

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Apache Pulsar

The InfluxDB sink connector pulls messages from Pulsar topics and persists the messages to InfluxDB.

Docs | Configuration | Video

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Bosch ctrlX

Store and manage IoT sensor data from industrial systems like Bosch ctrlX.

GitHub | Blog

Fluentd
FluentD

Store your FluentD syslog data into InfluxDB

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HighByte

Use InfluxDB to collect Highbyte IIoT sensor data and for entity-mapping.

Webinar | Overview | Blog

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OpenHAB

Store your openHAB item states in InfluxDB

Docs

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PTC Kepware

Stream your Kepware OPC tag data directly to InfluxDB for monitoring, alerting, and visualization.

Tech Paper | Integration

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Integrations

Connect to a wide range of tools, data sources, and ecosystems to enhance the value of your data.

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Telegraf

Telegraf is a plugin-driven server agent for collecting and sending metrics and events from databases, systems, and IoT sensors.

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Client Libraries

Language and platform-specific packages that provide a programmatic way to interface with InfluxDB.

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