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Ryan McKinley 77b3da3e8b refactor(data models): Renamed TableData to SeriesData (#16185 )		6 years ago
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img	update influx logo	8 years ago
partials	fix: Add class for input fields with help icon to avoid icon hiding the text #15771	6 years ago
specs	11503: escape measurement filter regex value	6 years ago
README.md	plugins: update meta data for all core plugins	7 years ago
datasource.ts	Bump Prettier version (#15532 )	6 years ago
influx_query.ts	Add support for InfluxDB's time zone clause	7 years ago
influx_series.ts	refactor(data models): Renamed TableData to SeriesData (#16185 )	6 years ago
module.ts	prettier: change to single quoting	8 years ago
plugin.json	cleanup plugin versions	6 years ago
query_builder.ts	11503: escape measurement filter regex value	6 years ago
query_ctrl.ts	Add support for InfluxDB's time zone clause	7 years ago
query_help.md	docs: elasticsearch and influxdb docs for group by time interval option (#11609 )	7 years ago
query_part.ts	Changed functions to arrow functions for only-arrow-functions rule.	7 years ago
response_parser.ts	changed var to const 2 (#13068 )	7 years ago

README.md

InfluxDB Datasource - Native Plugin

Grafana ships with built in support for InfluxDB (> 0.9.x).

There are currently two separate datasources for InfluxDB in Grafana: InfluxDB 0.8.x and the latest InfluxDB release. The API and capabilities of latest (> 0.9.x) InfluxDB are completely different from InfluxDB 0.8.x which is why Grafana handles them as different data sources.

InfluxDB 0.8 is no longer maintained by InfluxDB Inc, but we provide support as a convenience to existing users. You can find it here.