In this talk, we will describe the design of InfluxDB 3.0's new high performance time series database engine using Apache Arrow, DataFusion, Parquet and Rust.
This design provides a fast and highly interoperable analytic system without a tightly integrated codebase built from scratch. It is part of a larger trend in database system design, so called deconstructed databases, where high performance interchange standards and high quality open source components form the foundation for high performance and highly interoperable specialized analytic systems.
Speaker
Raphael Taylor-Davies
Senior software engineer @InfluxData
Raphael Taylor-Davies is a senior software engineer at InfluxData. Raphael's expertise ranges from open source technologies and a wide range of coding languages. With a deep understanding of development tools such as Git, Jenkins, and Argo, Raphael is passionate about building robust and scalable software solutions. As a member of the Apache Arrow PMC, he actively contributes to the open source community, driving innovation and collaboration.
Session Sponsored By
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Date
Wednesday Apr 10 / 03:55PM BST ( 50 minutes )
Location
Westminster (4th Fl.)
Video
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