
During February 2026, Trgwii developed Redis TTL support for the redistimeseries output plugin in the influxdata/telegraf repository. This feature enables a configurable time-to-live for Redis keys, ensuring that metrics expire after a set duration if no new data is written. Trgwii implemented the solution in Go, leveraging Redis TTL concepts and integrating with Telegraf’s plugin architecture. The work addressed data lifecycle management by reducing memory usage and preventing stale metrics from persisting in Redis. Although no bugs were fixed during this period, the feature improved resource utilization and aligned Telegraf’s Redis-backed metric retention with data governance requirements.
February 2026 monthly summary for the influxdata/telegraf project. Key feature delivered: Redis TTL support for the redistimeseries output plugin, enabling configured time-to-live for Redis keys so they expire after a specified duration when no new data is written. This improves data lifecycle management, reduces Redis memory usage, and helps prevent stale metrics from persisting. The work was completed with a dedicated commit introducing the TTL option in the redistimeseries output path. There were no reported major bugs fixed this month. Overall impact includes better resource utilization, stronger data retention controls, and alignment with Redis-backed metrics strategies. Technologies demonstrated include Redis TTL concepts, Telegraf plugin architecture and Go-based plugin development, and collaborative development practices (co-authored commits).
February 2026 monthly summary for the influxdata/telegraf project. Key feature delivered: Redis TTL support for the redistimeseries output plugin, enabling configured time-to-live for Redis keys so they expire after a specified duration when no new data is written. This improves data lifecycle management, reduces Redis memory usage, and helps prevent stale metrics from persisting. The work was completed with a dedicated commit introducing the TTL option in the redistimeseries output path. There were no reported major bugs fixed this month. Overall impact includes better resource utilization, stronger data retention controls, and alignment with Redis-backed metrics strategies. Technologies demonstrated include Redis TTL concepts, Telegraf plugin architecture and Go-based plugin development, and collaborative development practices (co-authored commits).

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