Built for performance, scale, and real-time detection and response
Capture, analyze, and act on high-velocity, high-resolution data, without managing infrastructure.
High-Volume Ingest
Ingest millions of data points per second while keeping storage and compute costs predictable.
Real-Time Querying
Ingest and query time series in real-time with unmatched speed, flexibility, and scale.
Unlimited Cardinality
Infrastructure designed specifically for high-volume, high-cardinality telemetry without compromising speed or flexibility.
Automate with the Processing Engine
Turn time series into real-time intelligence with built-in transformation, enrichment, anomaly detection, and alerting—no ETL required.
InfluxDB works the way you do
Open source standards
InfluxDB is the backbone of modern time series systems, built on open source technologies and is designed to integrate with the systems you already use. With 400+ Telegraf plugins, you can collect and ingest data from virtually any source.
Integrate with your AWS stack
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.
Get started with InfluxDB on AWS
Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB
Start NowRun InfluxDB 3 (Core or Enterprise) on fully-managed AWS infrastructure. Seamlessly integrate InfluxDB with your AWS services directly from within the AWS console for unified operations.
- Storage performance optimization
- Query performance optimization for InfluxDB 3 Enterprise or with Read Replica add-on available for InfluxDB 2.x
- High-availability configuration only with InfluxDB 3 Enterprise
- Enterprise-grade scalability for InfluxDB 3 Enterprise
- See AWS Console for compliance details
- Support options provided by AWS, with tailored solutions for users of all sizes
- Seamlessly migrate from InfluxDB 3 Core to Enterprise with a single click, with no data loss or downtime
InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated on AWS
Run a Proof of ConceptBuilt for performance on dedicated infrastructure, InfluxDB Cloud Dedicated delivers a fully-managed, single-tenant InfluxDB 3 environment with 24/7 expert support, customizable cluster configurations, disaster recovery, high availability, and more.
- Storage performance optimization
- Query performance optimization, including real-time, high-performance, and high-cardinality queries
- High availability
- Enterprise-grade scalability
- SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 27018, GDPR-ready, and end-to-end encryption
- 24/7 support with SLA
- Disaster recovery support
- Option to add a technical account manager
Loved by developers, trusted by enterprises
“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
“[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
“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
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