A desktop UI management tool for InfluxDB, providing database administration, query execution, and data exploration.
InfluxDB Studio is a desktop application that provides a graphical user interface for managing InfluxDB time-series databases. It allows users to perform database administration tasks, execute queries, manage users, and explore data without relying on command-line tools. The tool is designed to simplify working with InfluxDB by offering a familiar management experience similar to SQL Server Management Studio.
Developers, database administrators, and data engineers who work with InfluxDB and prefer a visual interface for database management and query execution.
It offers a comprehensive, free, and open-source alternative to commercial database management tools, specifically tailored for InfluxDB's time-series data model with features like continuous query management and server diagnostics.
InfluxDB Studio is a UI management tool for the InfluxDB time series database.
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It provides visual tools for creating, dropping, and managing databases, measurements, and series through context menus and toolbar buttons, as detailed in the README's sections on working with databases and measurements.
Supports custom query execution with aggregation, continuous queries for downsampling, and backfill queries for historical data, with dialog interfaces and tooltips explained in the README.
Allows creating, editing, and managing users and their database privileges via a dedicated GUI, as shown in the 'Working with Users and Privileges' section with screenshots.
Query results can be exported to CSV or JSON formats, with options for all or selected rows, demonstrated in the exporting sections for database and measurement queries.
Includes tools to view server diagnostics like runtime, version, and uptime, accessible from connection commands, as illustrated in the 'Showing Server Diagnostics' part.
The README explicitly states Windows is the recommended platform, with Mac OS X having issues and Mono build unclear, making it unsuitable for non-Windows environments.
A key planned feature—an interface for writing point data directly—is not implemented, limiting the tool's utility for data ingestion compared to command-line or other GUIs.
Some features like retention policy management and custom stats are implemented but not documented, which could confuse users relying on the README for guidance.
Built with Visual Studio 2015 and InfluxData.Net, it may not support newer InfluxDB versions or require specific .NET environments, potentially hindering updates and compatibility.
InfluxDB Studio is an open-source alternative to the following products: