Evan Kaplan [InfluxData] | InfluxDays Opening Remarks | InfluxDays EMEA 2021

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Evan Kaplan, InfluxData’s CEO, will provide a company update and kick off InfluxDays.

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Evan Kaplan | CEO, InﬂuxData
Welcome to
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2021

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AGENDA: TUESDAY MAY 18 2021
TIME DESCRIPTION SPEAKER
9:00 AM InﬂuxDays Opening Remarks Evan Kaplan | CEO, InﬂuxData
9:40 AM
InﬂuxDays Keynote: A Deep Dive into InﬂuxDB IOx, a New Columnar
Database with Object Store Persist
Paul Dix | Founder and CTO, InﬂuxData
10:40 AM Networking Break
11:00 AM Managing Your Dashboards, Tasks and Alerts Made Simple!
Andy Charlton | Senior Engineer on the Storage Team,
InﬂuxData
11:45 AM How to Get Data Into InﬂuxDB Jess Ingrassellino | Engineering Manager, InﬂuxData
12:30 PM Networking Break
12:50 PM
Integrating Telegraf, InﬂuxDB and Mist to Manage Multicloud
Infrastructures
Vasilis Papavasiliou | DevOps & Backend Engineer, Mist.io
1:15 PM Day 1 Wrap Up Chris Churilo | VP of Marketing, InﬂuxData
1:25 PM InﬂuxDB IOx Oﬃce Hours
1:25 PM Trivia and Happy Hour

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AGENDA: WEDNESDAY 19 MAY 2021
TIME (BST) DESCRIPTION SPEAKER
9:00 AM InﬂuxDB Roadmap and Engineering Update
Tim Hall | VP of Products, InﬂuxData
Ryan Betts | VP of Engineering, InﬂuxData
10:00 AM What’s New with Grafana and InﬂuxDB Aengus Rooney | Solution Engineer, Grafana Labs
10:45 AM Understand and Visualize Your Data with InﬂuxDB Cloud Kristina Robinson | Software Engineering Manager, InﬂuxData
11:30 AM Networking Break
11:50 AM IIoT Monitoring with MQTT Sparkplug, HiveMQ and InﬂuxDB
Dominik Obermaier | Co-Founder and CTO, HiveMQ
Anja Helmbrecht-Schaar | Senior MQTT & Architecture
Consultant, HiveMQ
12:20 PM InﬂuxDB Community Update Michael Hall | Community Manager, InﬂuxData
12:40 PM Day 2 Wrap Up Chris Churilo | VP of Marketing, InﬂuxData
12:50 PM Grafana Oﬃce Hours

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DESCRIPTION SPEAKER
Illuminating the Dark Data of Critical Infrastructure David Henthorn | Associate Professor, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Layer by Layer: Printing Your Own External Input Plugin for Telegraf Sebastian Spaink | Software Engineer, InﬂuxData
InﬂuxDB for Storage System Monitoring Maksim Vazhenin | Software Sr Principal Engineer, Dell Technologies
Policy-Driven Real-Time Data Filtering from IoT Sensors with Flux Phil Day | Director of Engineering, Conﬁgured Things
Combining the Power of InﬂuxDB and AWS for IoT Use Cases Bernard Paques | Solution Architect Industrial, AWS
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3. 1,500 Customers and growing InﬂuxDB Cloud InﬂuxDB Enterprise

4. © 2021 InfluxData. All rights reserved. 4 AGENDA: TUESDAY MAY 18 2021 TIME DESCRIPTION SPEAKER 9:00 AM InfluxDays Opening Remarks Evan Kaplan | CEO, InfluxData 9:40 AM InfluxDays Keynote: A Deep Dive into InfluxDB IOx, a New Columnar Database with Object Store Persist Paul Dix | Founder and CTO, InfluxData 10:40 AM Networking Break 11:00 AM Managing Your Dashboards, Tasks and Alerts Made Simple! Andy Charlton | Senior Engineer on the Storage Team, InfluxData 11:45 AM How to Get Data Into InfluxDB Jess Ingrassellino | Engineering Manager, InfluxData 12:30 PM Networking Break 12:50 PM Integrating Telegraf, InfluxDB and Mist to Manage Multicloud Infrastructures Vasilis Papavasiliou | DevOps & Backend Engineer, Mist.io 1:15 PM Day 1 Wrap Up Chris Churilo | VP of Marketing, InfluxData 1:25 PM InfluxDB IOx Office Hours 1:25 PM Trivia and Happy Hour

5. © 2021 InfluxData. All rights reserved. 5 AGENDA: WEDNESDAY 19 MAY 2021 TIME (BST) DESCRIPTION SPEAKER 9:00 AM InfluxDB Roadmap and Engineering Update Tim Hall | VP of Products, InfluxData Ryan Betts | VP of Engineering, InfluxData 10:00 AM What’s New with Grafana and InfluxDB Aengus Rooney | Solution Engineer, Grafana Labs 10:45 AM Understand and Visualize Your Data with InfluxDB Cloud Kristina Robinson | Software Engineering Manager, InfluxData 11:30 AM Networking Break 11:50 AM IIoT Monitoring with MQTT Sparkplug, HiveMQ and InfluxDB Dominik Obermaier | Co-Founder and CTO, HiveMQ Anja Helmbrecht-Schaar | Senior MQTT & Architecture Consultant, HiveMQ 12:20 PM InfluxDB Community Update Michael Hall | Community Manager, InfluxData 12:40 PM Day 2 Wrap Up Chris Churilo | VP of Marketing, InfluxData 12:50 PM Grafana Office Hours

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30. IOx The Future Core of InﬂuxDB Built with Rust and Arrow .. dramatic changes in Scale and Performance

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