Battery Storage Workshop

Join this hands-on workshop and see how TDengine handles high-throughput battery telemetry data in real time. Follow along with live benchmarks and test it yourself using our public GitHub repo.

What You’ll Do

This 90-minute workshop is divided into two focused sections:

Section 1: Live Performance Demo

Solutions Architect Joel Brass will walk through a real EMS benchmark:

• Ingesting 400,000 data points per second
• Monitoring CPU load, ingestion volume, and compression ratio
• Demonstrating query latency in real time
• Explaining the architecture behind the benchmark setup

Section 2: Hands-On Exercise (Bring Your Laptop)

Using a Docker Compose setup and our open-source GitHub repo, you’ll:

• Simulate a real EMS environment with 50+ battery units streaming telemetry
• Watch data stream into your instance of TDengine at a high, consistent rate
• Run real-time queries to calculate KPIs like online rate and unit availability
• Inspect ingestion volume, query speed, and see how your laptop handles real telemetry loads
• No prior experience required — just copy, run, and explore

This isn’t a canned demo — it’s a fully interactive system you control, and you can see changes you make reflected in real time.

What You’ll Learn

• How TDengine performs under high-frequency workloads
• Real-time ingestion, query, and compression behavior
• How to quickly test TDengine using your own machine
• How your current system compares — and where bottlenecks might be

What You’ll Need

• A laptop with Docker installed
• Access to GitHub
• No prior TDengine experience required

What You’ll Receive

• GitHub repo with all scripts and test data
• Performance tuning tips and follow-up materials
• Access to a private Slack channel for support
• Optional certificate of participation

Led by Joel Brass

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