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Getting Started
Here, you can learn how to start working with ReductStore
ReductStore offers many ways to easily integrate into an existing infrastructure. Choose the one that suits you best.
The easiest way to start using ReductStore is to run Docker image:
docker run -p 8383:8383 -v ${PWD}/data:/data reduct/store:latest
The database will be available on port http://127.0.01:8383 and stores data in the
./data directory. You may check if it's working with a simple HTTP request:curl http://127.0.0.1:8383/api/v1/info
You can use pre-built binaries for Linux, macOS or Windows operating systems. Download a binary for your OS and platform from GitHub release page. Extract the file and then type the commands:
On Windows:
set RS_DATA_PATH=C:\<PATH_TO_DATA>
.\reductstore
On Linux or macOS
RS_DATA_PATH=./data ./reductstore
Build Requirements:
- Minimal Rust version: 1.70
- Protobuf 3.17.3 or later
You can also install the database with cargo:
sudo apt install protobuf-compiler
cargo install reductstore
RS_DATA_PATH=./data reductstore
ReductStore is available as an Azure IoT Edge Module, so you can easily deploy it if you are using Azure IoT. Click "Get It Now" and follow the instructions.
You can install the database with snap:
sudo snap install reductstore
ReductStore will be available on port http://127.0.01:8383 and store data in the
/var/snap/reductstore/common/data directory.If you don't want to deal with the installation, but just want to play with the database, you can use our demo server:
API Token: reductstore
Now the database needs to ingest data. Take one of the officially supported SDKs:
If you can't find your programming language in the list, you can still use the ReductStore HTTP API or ping us. If you are serious about using it, we can help you with integration.
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