InfluxDB for Telecommunications
Discover how telecommunications organizations use InfluxDB to gain real-time insights into satellites, networks, and infrastructure.
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Why use InfluxDB for Telecommunications?
Built for developers, InfluxDB is central to many telecommunication solutions providing high-throughput ingestion, compression, and real-time querying of that same data. Network engineers, DevOps engineers, and SREs use InfluxDB to collect telemetry and system data used that improves uptime, performance, and reliability.
Use InfluxDB as a central platform for integrating and monitoring all metrics, events, logs, and tracing data.
Manage distributed networks
- Collect metrics from distributed cable modems using SNMP
- Determine the health of distributed cable modems
- Correlate all data sources to determine how service quality impacts revenue
Increase revenue
- Gain metrics from VMs and containers supporting network’s infrastructure
- Improve customer experience through better service
- Demonstrate value of service provided to clients
- Implement proactive customer service
Reduce outages
- Improve real-time alerting sent to various endpoints (i.e., email, Slack, and ServiceNow)
- Visualize outages and improve response time
- Automate workflows in operational support
- Reduce mean time to repair (MTTR)
Learn from leading telecommunications organizations how to use InfluxDB to gain visibility into applications, infrastructure, networks, and satellites. By collecting and analyzing time series data, companies are able to reduce service downtime and improve customer experience.
The top telecommunications organizations lean on InfluxDB to gain performance improvements that support SLAs and deliver on QOS commitments.
“InfluxDB has become our go-to database choice. Often if we are using a different tool, we figure out how to get data out of the tool into InfluxDB. It’s easier to use, performs better, and is cheaper.”
Jack TenchSenior Software Engineer, Vonage
Performance and innovation with open standards
We built InfluxDB 3.0 in Rust using the FDAP stack
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Open column-oriented file format designed for efficient data storage and retrieval
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