How to Write Logs Directly to InfluxDB: A Complete Guide
From the source: InfluxData Blog
Back in June, we published a blog on our “metrics-first” approach to log analysis ; we had found that just over a quarter of our users were already using the InfluxData platform for storing logs and non-numerical events. We consider logs to be just another form of time series data, and so we wanted to give those users better tools for ingesting and viewing that data. At the end of the day, logs…
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