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Log Ingestion with Vector
Vector is a high performance observability data pipeline written in Rust, the same language with GreptimeDB. In its latest 0.41 release, GreptimeDB logs ingestion is officially supported. You can configure Vector to send logs from various sources to GreptimeCloud instance.
Read this blog from our engineer Qifeng on vector configuration.
Visualization Tools
In the recent version, we updated our protocol compatibility with Postgres and introduced database drivers for popular open source BI tools, Metabase and Apache Superset.
Read more:
- Metabase integration https://docs.greptime.com/nightly/user-guide/integrations/metabase
- Apache Superset integration https://docs.greptime.com/nightly/user-guide/integrations/superset
Other Updates
- Our OpenTelemetry now supported gzip compressed content
- The HTTP API now provides Arrow IPC format output for better integration with Arrow ecosystem. Read more
About Greptime
We help industries that generate large amounts of time-series data, such as Connected Vehicles (CV), IoT, and Observability, to efficiently uncover the hidden value of data in real-time.
Visit the latest version from any device to get started and get the most out of your data.
- GreptimeDB, written in Rust, is a distributed, open-source, time-series database designed for scalability, efficiency, and powerful analytics.
- Edge-Cloud Integrated TSDB is designed for the unique demands of edge storage and compute in IoT. It tackles the exponential growth of edge data by integrating a multimodal edge-side database with cloud-based GreptimeDB Enterprise. This combination reduces traffic, computing, and storage costs while enhancing data timeliness and business insights.
- GreptimeCloud is a fully-managed cloud database-as-a-service (DBaaS) solution built on GreptimeDB. It efficiently supports applications in fields such as observability, IoT, and finance.
Star us on GitHub or join GreptimeDB Community on Slack to get connected. Also, you can go to our contribution page to find some interesting issues to start with.
