Ryan Betts [InfluxData] | Influxdays Keynote: Engineering Update | InfluxDays NA 2021

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In this session, InfluxData Vice President of Engineering, Ryan Betts will provide an engineering update on InfluxDB.

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Engineering Update
Ryan Betts
VP Engineering, InﬂuxData

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Agenda
● Introductions
● InﬂuxData engineering: why, who, what
● InﬂuxDB Cloud: under the covers
● InﬂuxDB Cloud: development & operations
● Software updates
● Wrap-up and Q&A

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Who: a culture-ﬁrst team
We...
● Value each other
● Get stuff done
● Believe humility drives learning
● Embrace failure
● Are committed to open source
Remote-ﬁrst
● 20-ish US States
● 10-ish Countries

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Why: we ♥ developer tools
TSDB where you need it
Build what the world needs
wherever you are:
● OSS
● On-premises
● Cloud
Built for Time to Awesome
Real time analytics are hard from
scratch. Start with:
● Ingest, query, alerting built-in
● Real time ops monitoring
● For teams of developers

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What: functions within engineering
- Dev-Rel
- Ops (cloud, dev. IT)
- TICK stack
- Tier-3 support
Cloud
- Users, billing, marketplaces
- Storage (IOx, TSM)
- Query (Flux, InﬂuxQL)
- UI and developer tools
- Internal ergonomics (CI,
CD, Remocal)
In partnership with our product, support, documentation, design,
analytics, and sales engineering teams.

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Outside
Resource API
Client SDKs
UI (web)
VSCode
CLI

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Browser-based Tooling IDE integration with VS Code

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CLI
brew install influxdb-cli

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Client SDKs
https://portal.influxdata.com/downloads/

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Resource API
https://gitlab.com/rickspencer3/jigowatt
https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/cloud/reference/api/

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Inside: users, marketplaces, billing

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Inside: service provider regions

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Development and Operations
Building
Continuous delivery model based
around 2-week sprints roughly
organized into 45-day themes.
Operating
Owner-operator model with
teams responsible for their
services.

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CI/CD Pipeline
Staging
Region 1
Region 2
Commit -> Bot fast-forwards -> CIs (using Circle) -> ArgoCD to staging (testing) -> ArgoCD sequences prod
deploys.

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CI/CD observability
Created `pipescope` to collect CI/CD traces.
Created `glance` to see PR progress to production.

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Operations
● DevOps model
● Lots of dog-fooding
● Augmented by other tools
● Slack-based incident process

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Commitment to Open Source Software
● Dedicated Telegraf team
● Telegraf release cadence on
track, quarterly
Telegraf

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Commitment to Open Source Software
● Works with latest editions
of Cloud and OSS
● v2 Auth support
● View Flux scripts in
Kapacitor
● Dedicated Telegraf team
● Telegraf release cadence on
track, quarterly
● Flux and UI features
landing regularly
● Staffing increases
● Monthly releases planned
starting with 2.1: available
now!
Telegraf
InﬂuxDB
Chronograf

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Commitment to Commercial Software
● Incremental improvements to InﬂuxQL
● Integrated Flux for those who need it now
● Improved operational metrics
● Improvements to eventual consistency repair
● TSI memory footprint reductions
● Backup-restore improvement. More planned
● Security improvements for FIPS compliance
starting with password hashing
● Expanding the v2 API compatibility
InﬂuxDB Enterprise

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Questions?

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