No issues so far except of course the initial difficulty correctly setting up the tables and continuous queries.
The main problem for us is that clustering is available only to the enterprise version which is way too expensive for a small self funded company like ours. I wish they offered more options without any support and a big discount.
For us the problem is that we have been talking to influx sales for over 6 months to get a quote for those features, however it is just a never-ending interview process to determine how much we are willing to pay. We are looking at other options at this point.
Hey, we make clustering and high-availability part of our system for free, very openly licensed as MIT/ZLIB/Apache2. Check it out, 7.5K+ stars - https://github.com/amark/gun , we view clustering/availability as a core necessary feature of any database and not some "optional" or "enterprise" thing, and written some pretty serious articles about it back when RethinkDB and Parse shut down, which was about the same timing as when InfluxDB removed it: https://hackernoon.com/the-implications-of-rethinkdb-and-par... .
No issues so far except of course the initial difficulty correctly setting up the tables and continuous queries.
The main problem for us is that clustering is available only to the enterprise version which is way too expensive for a small self funded company like ours. I wish they offered more options without any support and a big discount.