Lineprotocol
Lineprotocol is a simple text-based data format commonly used for ingesting time-series data into databases. It is designed for high-throughput and efficient storage of metrics. A typical Lineprotocol measurement consists of three main components: a measurement name, a series of tags, and a set of fields, followed by a timestamp.
The measurement name identifies the type of data being recorded, such as CPU usage or temperature. Tags
The syntax is straightforward, with different components separated by specific delimiters. A comma separates the measurement