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Amazon Timestream

Easy-to-manage time-series databases optimized for security, performance, availability, and scalability

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End of Support Notice

Amazon Timestream for LiveAnalytics will no longer be open to new customers starting on 6/20/2025. If you would like to use the service, please sign up prior to 6/20/25. For capabilities similar to Amazon Timestream for LiveAnalytics explore Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB. Learn more here.

Why Timestream?

Amazon Timestream offers fully managed, purpose-built time-series database engines for workloads from low-latency queries to large-scale data ingestion. With Amazon Timestream for LiveAnalytics, you can ingest more than tens of gigabytes of time-series data per minute and run SQL queries on terabytes of time-series data in seconds with up to 99.99% availability. It has built-in time-series analytics functions, helping you identify trends and patterns in near real time. With Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB, you can easily run open source InfluxDB databases on AWS for time-series applications, such as real-time alerting and monitoring infrastructure reliability, with millisecond response times. Timestream for InfluxDB provides up to 99.9% availability.

Use cases

Quickly analyze time-series data generated by IoT applications using built-in analytic functions to help you identify trends and patterns.
Collect and analyze operational metrics to monitor health and usage, and analyze data in real time to improve performance and availability.
Store and process incoming and outgoing web traffic data for your applications, with additional aggregate functions for analysis and insights.

How it works

Timestream is a fast, scalable database service that offers fully managed, purpose-built time-series database engines for workloads from low-latency queries to large-scale data ingestion. As it is fully managed, Timestream frees up your time as it removes time-consuming database infrastructure tasks such as installation, upgrades, storage, replication for high availability, and manual backups.