[nhunter]

Really cool idea, and would completely simplify our internal tools building process, but opening our firewall to allow access to the small scale internal DBs that we would work with is a total no go.

Not to mention that even trying to create a demo for internal teams that would build tools using this with our data would mean miles of red tape that makes it a heavy sunk cost before we even get to the starting line.

If this had some form of containerized app (like Influx Chronograf as an example), then I could create demos that would likely lead to license purchases. But without that, we'll just keep building internal tools with internal frameworks.

Great idea, heavily limited by not having something I can deploy internally without an enterprise license.

[bostonvaulter2]

Elsewhere in the thread it is stated that 70% of the installation are actually on premises.