mysql - Choosing a TSDB for one-off smart-home installation -


i'm building one-off smart-home data collection box. it's expected run on raspberry-pi-class machine (~1g ram), handling 200k data points per day (each 64-bit int). we've been working vanilla mysql, performance starting crumble, queries on number of entries in given time interval.

as understand it, time-series databases designed for. if anything, unusual thing situation volume relatively low, , amount of ram available.

a quick @ wikipedia suggests opentsdb, influxdb, , possibly blueflood. opentsdb suggests 4g of ram, though may high-volume settings. influxdb mentions sensor readings, can't find lot of information on kind of resources required.

okay, here's actual question: there obvious red flags make of these systems inappropriate project describe?

i realize invitation flame, i'm counting on folks keep on bright , helpful side. many in advance!

influxdb should fine 1 gb ram @ volume. embedded sensors , low-power devices raspberry pi's core use case, although haven't done testing latest betas beyond compiling on arm.

influxdb 0.9.0 released, , 0.9.x should available in our hosted environment in few weeks. low end instances have 1 gb ram , 1 cpu equivalent, reasonable proxy pi performance, , free trial lasts 2 weeks.

if have more specific questions, please reach out @ influxdb@googlegroups.com or support@influxdb.com , we'll see hwo can help.


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