Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB

InfluxDB 3, fully managed on AWS

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Built for real-time performance at scale

Capture, analyze, and act on high-resolution data without managing infrastructure.

High-speed ingest

Capture millions of data points from applications, infrastructure, and devices.

Real-time querying

Ingest and query time series in real-time with unmatched speed, flexibility, and scale.

Unlimited cardinality

Manage high-volume, high-resolution telemetry without compromising speed or flexibility.

Built-in Processing Engine

Run custom Python to transform data, detect anomalies, and trigger alerts.

Where precision is critical

Infrastructure and network monitoring

Track performance across hosts, services, and networks. Investigate issues with granular metrics and historical context.

Industrial and IoT applications

Collect and analyze sensor data across equipment, devices, and sites. Detect changing conditions and monitor asset health.

Forecasting and anomaly detection

Use recent readings and operating history to anticipate demand, identify unusual behavior, and inform automated responses.

Migrating from Amazon Timestream for LiveAnalytics?

LiveAnalytics is no longer accepting new customers. AWS recommends migrating to Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB for high-performance time series analytics, fully managed on AWS.

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Integrate with the tools you already use

400+ Telegraf plugins

Collect metrics from hundreds of systems, applications, and devices with Telegraf’s open source plugins, and send them directly to InfluxDB.

AWS tools and services

Connect InfluxDB directly to SageMaker for ML training, Lambda for event-driven applications, S3 for long-term storage, and Kinesis for high-velocity streaming — all within your existing AWS environment.

Start in minutes, no infrastructure required

Deploy InfluxDB from the AWS console with no setup overhead. Skip provisioning and cluster management—just connect your data and go.

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1B+

InfluxDB downloads

Time series database

Source: DB Engines

1.3M+

Active InfluxDB instances

5B+

Telegraf downloads

[Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB's] separation of compute and storage is what makes this scalable for a company like ours. Being able to take advantage of S3 pricing without reducing compute performance is the real value.

Joel Carusone

SVP, Data and AI, NinjaOne

As we scaled our application and infrastructure, we needed a fully managed, scalable time series database capable of handling near real-time analytics while supporting a wide array of metrics for detailed monitoring. Timestream for InfluxDB proved to be the ideal solution delivering cost-effective, high-performance monitoring without concerns about cost per metric or data points.

Karthikeyan K

CTO, KreditBee

Our IoT-connected solar home systems help power the world’s most remote areas through time series data analysis with InfluxDB. With the majority of our stack built on AWS, Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB makes time series analytics even more accessible, allowing us to deliver energy to more people.

Christopher Baker-Brian

Co-founder and CTO, Bboxx

FAQ

What is Timestream for InfluxDB?

Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB is a fully managed service that runs InfluxDB 3 directly on AWS infrastructure and is available in the AWS Management Console. InfluxDB is AWS’s default time series database offered in the AWS Console, due to its high performance and scalability for high-resolution, high-cardinality workloads.

How do I get started with Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB?

You can get started directly from the AWS Management Console. Select Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB, choose your InfluxDB version (Core or Enterprise), configure your cluster, and your instance will be running in minutes. No separate InfluxData account is required; Timestream for InfluxDB is provisioned and billed entirely through AWS.

What is the difference between Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB and Amazon Timestream for LiveAnalytics?

They are two distinct products. Amazon Timestream for LiveAnalytics is AWS's original time series service, which is being sunsetted and no longer accepting new customers. Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB is our fully managed service built on InfluxDB 3, with sub-10ms query performance, native InfluxDB APIs, and support for both open source (Core) and enterprise (Enterprise) configurations. If you're currently using Timestream for LiveAnalytics, AWS recommends migrating to Timestream for InfluxDB (migration tooling is available).

InfluxDB 3, fully managed on AWS

Built for real-time performance at scale

High-speed ingest

Real-time querying

Unlimited cardinality

Built-in Processing Engine

Where precision is critical

Infrastructure and network monitoring

Industrial and IoT applications

Forecasting and anomaly detection

Migrating from Amazon Timestream for LiveAnalytics?

Integrate with the tools you already use

400+ Telegraf plugins

AWS tools and services

Start in minutes, no infrastructure required

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InfluxDB 3, fully managed on AWS

Built for real-time performance at scale

High-speed ingest

Real-time querying

Unlimited cardinality

Built-in Processing Engine

Where precision is critical

Infrastructure and network monitoring

Industrial and IoT applications

Forecasting and anomaly detection

Migrating from Amazon Timestream for LiveAnalytics?

Integrate with the tools you already use

400+ Telegraf plugins

AWS tools and services

Start in minutes, no infrastructure required

Loved by developers,trusted by enterprises

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Real-time performance on AWS

Available via AWS Marketplace

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