We were using InfluxDB for web analytics (generated by user interactions such as "viewed page", "viewed product", "refined search", etc.).
0.8 way okay, but very slow and unstable. But in 0.9 the data model is very different and no longer a good fit for this type of analytics (it looks great for devops metrics, though), so we're abandoning InfluxDB altogether.
We're now in the process of migrating to ElasticSearch, which is looking much better. ElasticSearch has its own problems, though, and we will be evaluating the same dataset in PostgreSQL soon.
0.8 way okay, but very slow and unstable. But in 0.9 the data model is very different and no longer a good fit for this type of analytics (it looks great for devops metrics, though), so we're abandoning InfluxDB altogether.
We're now in the process of migrating to ElasticSearch, which is looking much better. ElasticSearch has its own problems, though, and we will be evaluating the same dataset in PostgreSQL soon.