InfluxDB 3 Core and InfluxDB 3 Enterprise are now available as fully managed services on Amazon Timestream across 14 AWS regions, becoming the default time series database within the AWS Management Console. This strategic collaboration between AWS and InfluxData aims to enhance real-time data processing with sub-10ms query latency and unlimited cardinality, optimally designed for handling massive high-resolution workloads.
Built with a new architecture utilizing Rust, Apache Arrow, Apache DataFusion, and Parquet on S3 storage, InfluxDB 3 delivers improved query performance and cost-effectiveness, enabling developers to seamlessly create AI/ML applications without the burdens of infrastructure management. The platform is engineered to manage millions of writes per second, making it ideal for real-time applications.
The service also includes a built-in Python processing engine, empowering users to enrich and analyze data in real-time for transformation and anomaly detection. Integration with AWS services like Lambda, SageMaker, and Kinesis further strengthens its capability to manage diverse data streams effectively.
Available in two editions, Core (open source) caters to near real-time workloads, while Enterprise suits production environments with features like multi-region durability, automatic failover, read replicas, and enhanced security. The Enterprise edition supports up to 3-node clusters for increased availability and long-term storage, supporting robust operations in critical environments.

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InfluxDB 3 Core and Enterprise are now available as fully managed services on Amazon Timestream across 14 AWS regions, becoming the default time series database in the AWS Management Console. Built with Rust, Apache Arrow, DataFusion, and Parquet on S3, the platform delivers sub-10ms query latency, unlimited cardinality, and handles millions of writes per second. It includes a built-in Python processing engine for real-time data enrichment and integrates with AWS Lambda, SageMaker, and Kinesis. The Core edition targets near real-time workloads while Enterprise offers multi-region durability, automatic failover, and 3-node clusters for production environments.

AWS and InfluxData Introduce InfluxDB 3 on Amazon Timestream