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InfluxDB
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You can query the database directly from an R session. My preferred approach is to use the DBI package. I would also recommend using the dbplyr package to write dplyr-style data transformations instead of trying to do a bunch of SQL string formatting.
You can query the database directly from an R session. My preferred approach is to use the DBI package. I would also recommend using the dbplyr package to write dplyr-style data transformations instead of trying to do a bunch of SQL string formatting.
I have actually got to dabble with TIG stack recently for a friend who had a similar usecase. They needed to monitor power usage of network routers and switches, and already had the data in an MQTT storage. Here's the work-in-progress example if you want to take a look: https://github.com/ratulotron/tig_stack
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