kubernetes Run InfluxDB v1 on Kubernetes? Swap the Operator, Keep the URLs. Your InfluxDB v1 Kubernetes stack is already half the battle—Helm charts, StatefulSets, monitoring, alerting. HyperbyteDB's operator drops in as a replacement. Same InfluxDB v1 API endpoints, same client configs, same Grafana dashboards.
influxdb Your Telegraf + Grafana + Alerts Stack, Now on a Database That Doesn't Buckle Telegraf collectors, Grafana dashboards, and alerting rules all work unchanged against HyperbyteDB. The only change is the database URL—everything else transfers verbatim, with high cardinality handling and master-master replication included.
influxdb Why InfluxDB Enterprise Pricing Hits a Wall (And How HyperbyteDB Doesn't) The moment you need retention policies, downsampling, or high availability in InfluxDB v1, you're staring down a sales call. HyperbyteDB includes all of it in the open-source binary—same InfluxQL, same line protocol, zero licensing conversations.
Blog Keep Your Telegraf Configs. Add Master-Master Replication. No Sales Call Required. InfluxDB charges enterprise pricing for replication. HyperbyteDB includes master-master clustering in the open-source binary. Here's what that means for your Telegraf setups and why teams are making the swap without a single config change on the client side.
