> These products are built on more than four years of development and powered by the FDAP stack—Apache Flight, DataFusion, Arrow, and Parquet—and delivered on our rebuilt time series database architecture.
So awesome.
Its a bit harder to be quite as merry when the list of things that are enterprise only is so long. I know companies need to pay the bills, & don't begrudge them their decisions, but this still hurts;
> InfluxDB 3 Enterprise adds historical query capability, read replicas, high availability, scalability, and fine-grained security.
Having 72 hour max limit, single instance only, without high availability, and reduced security each seem like really big feature gates to deny the open source edition. Any even mildly serious adopter is probably going to need at least one of these.
I want to stay positive & hopeful & still am, but this feels like one of those really narrow open core strategies that makes me nervous.