We implemented everything. The setup is straightforward. There is a learning curve, but the setup is very easy. They have repositories for most distributions. You just have to install from a binary, and the entire stack of Influx is up and running. For most operating systems, they already have repositories that allow you to just install it with one command. I would rate it a ten out of ten in terms of ease of setup. 

In terms of duration, deploying InfluxDB took minutes. It is like installing an app on your laptop. It is very easy and quick to deploy InfluxDB, but deploying what we have has been an ongoing process for the last five years.

The initial setup is very straightforward. It is not very tricky. 

I have tried both versions for on-premises and cloud deployment. Otis took around five to six minutes. If we have a script, cloud deployment takes one to two minutes.

The initial setup is straightforward. As a first-time user, the deployment usually takes us half an hour to understand all the requirements. After that, we can install the solution in one to two hours, which is efficient for installing on the client side.

The initial setup is easy, but it takes time at first to understand and set up InfluxDB.

The initial setup of InfluxDB is easy. It took a couple of days for the full implementation.

The solution's initial setup is very straightforward. I didn't find it to be complex at all.

Deployment only takes a few hours. It should only take two or three hours at a maximum.

The initial setup was a little bit complex for a cluster. When trying to join the cluster, we were failing. We looked at the log but it was not very informative. We agreed to try a few things and after a while, we were able to join the cluster. That is the difficulty that we had.