InfluxDB 3 has two versions, Core (open source) and Enterprise. The Core version is *really* OSS, MIT/Apache licensed. Perfect example that yes, you can be a company, make money, and still use Open Source licenses.
Bonus: unlike Prometheus, Influx gives me correct percentiles without having to manually define buckets for every single metric.
Nicolas Martyanoff /
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2025-02-10 14:30:36
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2025-02-10 14:30:36Event JSON
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