Updated on 2026-04-16 GMT+08:00

Compatible API and Versions

GeminiDB Influx API supports three architectures: cluster, performance-enhanced cluster, and single node. These architectures cannot be converted or upgraded between one another. They have different syntax, naming rules, compatible versions, and application scenarios. The table below outlines their key differences.

Type

Compatible Version

Syntax/Naming Rule Restrictions

Scenario

Cluster

InfluxQL 1.7/1.8

Flux

No restrictions

It consists of at least three nodes and can be scaled out to adapt to scenarios where the data volume keeps increasing.

(Recommended) Cluster (performance-enhanced)

InfluxQL 1.7/1.8

  • Flux syntax is not supported.
  • Tag keys and field keys cannot have the same name.

Built on an optimized cluster architecture, it supports larger cluster scales and delivers superior read/write performance, making it purpose-built for large-scale workloads.

Single node

InfluxQL 1.7/1.8

Flux

No restrictions

It contains only one node and cannot guarantee SLAs. Use this architecture only in non-production environments such as function testing and scenario verification.