SiriDB is a highly-scalable, robust and super fast time series database.
For Ubuntu we have a deb package available which can be downloaded here.
Note: SiriDB requires libexpat1, libuv1 and libpcre2-8-0, these libraries can be easily installed using apt:
apt install libexpat1 libuv1 libpcre2-8-0
The .deb package installs a configuration file at /etc/siridb/siridb.conf. You might want to view or change this file before starting SiriDB.
From version 2.0.19 libcleri is not included as part of this source anymore and needs to be installed separately. libcleri can be found here: https://github.com/transceptor-technology/libcleri
Install the following requirements: (Ubuntu)
sudo apt install libpcre2-dev
sudo apt install libuv1-dev
sudo apt install uuid-dev
Compile (replace Release with Debug for a debug build):
cd ./Release
make clean
make
Install the following requirements:
brew install pcre2
brew install libuv
brew install ossp-uuid
Compile (replace Release with Debug for a debug build):
cd ./Release
export CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include"
export LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/lib"
make clean
make
SiriDB requires a configuration file to run. By default SiriDB will search for the configuration file in /etc/siridb/siridb.conf but alternatively you can specify a custom path by using the -c/--config argument.
$ siridb-server -c /my/path/siridb.conf
An example configuration file can be found here: https://github.com/transceptor-technology/siridb-server/blob/master/siridb.conf
SiriDB Admin is required for creating a new database or expanding an existing database with a new server. Documentation on how to install and use the admin tool can be found at the siridb-admin github project. Binaries are available for most platforms and can be downloaded from here.
SiriDB has several tools available to connect to a SiriDB database.
The following native connectors are available:
When not using one of the above, you can still communicate to SiriDB using SiriDB HTTP.
SiriDB HTTP provides a HTTP API for SiriDB and has support for JSON, MsgPack, Qpack, CSV and Socket.io. SiriDB HTTP also has an optional web interface and SSL support.
SiriDB Prompt can be used as a command line SiriDB client with auto-completion support and can be used to load json or csv data into a SiriDB database. Click here for more information about SiriDB Prompt.
SiriDB Grafana Datasource is a plugin for Grafana. See the following blog article on how to configure and use this plugin: https://github.com/transceptor-technology/grafana-siridb-http-example.
Documentation about the query language can be found at http://siridb.net/docs.