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If increasing the datapoint cached, then the memory will be a problem. Isn't it desirable if those 'might be dropped datapoints' can be cached in an influx database?
We currently create a local influx database with a few days retention policy, however, the synchronization/transferring between the local database to the remote database is not easy as well.
Any idea how should we solve this?
Use case: it is desirable with memory resource constraint and frequent Internet problems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If increasing the datapoint cached, then the memory will be a problem. Isn't it desirable if those 'might be dropped datapoints' can be cached in an influx database?
We currently create a local influx database with a few days retention policy, however, the synchronization/transferring between the local database to the remote database is not easy as well.
Any idea how should we solve this?
Use case: it is desirable with memory resource constraint and frequent Internet problems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: