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We use http://redash.io http://redash.io to look at our timescale data. Works our quite well for charting, and searching... they let you put variables into your

by LogicX 8y ago

We use http://redash.io http://redash.io to look at our timescale data. Works our quite well for charting, and searching... they let you put variables into your sql query, then they become input fields, making search easy.

reacharavindh 8y ago
I think this is exactly what I was looking for. I'm out now trying to figure out how to get redash running on my Mac to see if it is what I want. :-( Sadly, their documentation shows how to quickly setup redash on AWS, GCP, and Docker. But, no instruction about some guy just trying to get it running on a Mac without Docker. https://redash.io/help/open-source/setup https://redash.io/help/open-source/setup I will figure it out eventually, I think.
- arikfr 8y ago
  We’re a small team and have to prioritize. At some point maintaining the Mac setup was too much, and Docker covers most use cases. But setup for Postgres should be relatively simple as the extra dependencies required are minimal. If you want you’re welcome to post a question on our forum (discuss.redash.io) and I’ll follow up with pointers on how to set it up on your Mac. Update: just noticed that our developer setup guide without Docker is still online: https://redash.io/help/open-source/dev-guide/setup https://redash.io/help/open-source/dev-guide/setup.
  - reacharavindh 8y ago
    Thanks for the link to dev-guide. I missed it because I was looking for instructions for standalone installation and skipped "developer guide" thinking it might be about dev docs about source code org and stuff. Sorry if my response sounded like a snarky comment or a rant. That was not my intention. I can only thank you for an open source project and do not feel entitled for anything. I ended up using Docker compose to get started with redash on my Mac. But, I cringe on the inside every time I am forced to use Docker (a daemon with higher privileges) to run stuff from the Internet, and it runs Postgres, Redis, a linux kernel, and so much more for essentially running a Flask application. Now that I know redash fits my needs, I will spend the time needed to read the docker compose file and trace those steps and assemble the pieces necessary to run redash directly on my Linux server without Docker. Thanks for redash!
    - arikfr 8y ago
      > Sorry if my response sounded like a snarky comment or a rant. Actually it didn't. All good :) > Now that I know redash fits my needs, I will spend the time needed to read the docker compose file and trace those steps and assemble the pieces necessary to run redash directly on my Linux server without Docker. Glad to hear it fits! Note that if all you need is Postgres support, don't bother with installing requirements_all_ds.txt and you can skip some of the system packages we install. Maybe this forum thread will be helpful: https://discuss.redash.io/t/bring-back-bootstrap-sh/2436/12 https://discuss.redash.io/t/bring-back-bootstrap-sh/2436/12.

by LogicX 8y ago

reacharavindh 8y ago

I think this is exactly what I was looking for. I'm out now trying to figure out how to get redash running on my Mac to see if it is what I want. :-( Sadly, their documentation shows how to quickly setup redash on AWS, GCP, and Docker. But, no instruction about some guy just trying to get it running on a Mac without Docker. https://redash.io/help/open-source/setup https://redash.io/help/open-source/setup I will figure it out eventually, I think.

arikfr 8y ago
We’re a small team and have to prioritize. At some point maintaining the Mac setup was too much, and Docker covers most use cases. But setup for Postgres should be relatively simple as the extra dependencies required are minimal. If you want you’re welcome to post a question on our forum (discuss.redash.io) and I’ll follow up with pointers on how to set it up on your Mac. Update: just noticed that our developer setup guide without Docker is still online: https://redash.io/help/open-source/dev-guide/setup https://redash.io/help/open-source/dev-guide/setup.
- reacharavindh 8y ago
  Thanks for the link to dev-guide. I missed it because I was looking for instructions for standalone installation and skipped "developer guide" thinking it might be about dev docs about source code org and stuff. Sorry if my response sounded like a snarky comment or a rant. That was not my intention. I can only thank you for an open source project and do not feel entitled for anything. I ended up using Docker compose to get started with redash on my Mac. But, I cringe on the inside every time I am forced to use Docker (a daemon with higher privileges) to run stuff from the Internet, and it runs Postgres, Redis, a linux kernel, and so much more for essentially running a Flask application. Now that I know redash fits my needs, I will spend the time needed to read the docker compose file and trace those steps and assemble the pieces necessary to run redash directly on my Linux server without Docker. Thanks for redash!
  - arikfr 8y ago
    > Sorry if my response sounded like a snarky comment or a rant. Actually it didn't. All good :) > Now that I know redash fits my needs, I will spend the time needed to read the docker compose file and trace those steps and assemble the pieces necessary to run redash directly on my Linux server without Docker. Glad to hear it fits! Note that if all you need is Postgres support, don't bother with installing requirements_all_ds.txt and you can skip some of the system packages we install. Maybe this forum thread will be helpful: https://discuss.redash.io/t/bring-back-bootstrap-sh/2436/12 https://discuss.redash.io/t/bring-back-bootstrap-sh/2436/12.