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And this time, it is, the free suite of office applications similar to Microsoft Office. Press Y and hit Enter to accept.Exactly ten days after Mandriva was forked, another major Free Software has also been forked. Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get install influxdb2Īt some time, it will ask you to install additional packages. wget -qO- | gpg -dearmor | sudo tee /etc/apt//influxdb.gpg > /dev/nullĮxport DISTRIB_ID=$(lsb_release -si) export DISTRIB_CODENAME=$(lsb_release -sc)Įcho "deb $ stable" | sudo tee /etc/apt//influxdb.list > /dev/null

With an SSH connection established with your Raspberry Pi, run the following command (copy the complete command with CTRL-C and then paste it into the Terminal window with a right-click on the mouse). If you don’t know how to establish an SSH connection with your Pi, check these instructions. If you’re using Linux or Mac OS, you can use the Terminal. If you’re using Windows, you can use a software like PuTTY. We’ll use SSH to communicate with the Raspberry Pi. Then, apply power to the Raspberry Pi to start it. It will eject the microSD card safely.ġ5) Now, remove the card from your computer and insert it into your Raspberry Pi. Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) is only compatible with Raspberry Pi 3 and 4.įollow the next steps to install Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit).ġ) Start by connecting the microSD card to your computer.ģ) Select and download the Raspberry Pi Imager (a tool to flash the OS on the microSD card) for your computer’s operating system.ġ2) After selecting the operating system, storage, and advanced settings, click on write to start installing the operating system on the microSD card.ġ3) Wait a few seconds while it installs the Operating System.ġ4) When the installation is complete click on Continue.

So, you must be running Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) or any other 64-bit OS (like Ubuntu, for example) to successfully install InfluxDB 2.

InfluxDB 2 is only compatible with 64-bit architectures. 64-bit architecture-we’ll install Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit).I recommend using a microSD card class 10 with at least 16GB of memory. We’ll install the operating system on the microSD card. MicroSD Card: The Pi doesn’t have built-in memory, so you’ll need a microSD card to install your OS.The amount of data you can save will be limited to the storage of your Raspberry Pi, so make sure you use a microSD card with appropriate size storage. If you want to have full control over your data, you can install InfluxDB on a local computer, like your Raspberry Pi. The InfluxDB free cloud plan has some limitations that might not be suitable for your projects like the maximum 30-day data retention. In previous tutorials, we showed you how to use InfluxDB cloud and send data from the ESP32 and ESP8266.