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InfluxDB

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Real-time time series database for high-resolution operational data

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About InfluxDB

InfluxDB is a purpose-built time series database designed to handle continuous, high-velocity data generated by telemetry, IoT devices, and physical AI systems. It enables enterprises to capture, analyze, and act on real-time operational data with precision and speed, supporting use cases such as network monitoring, predictive maintenance, and satellite telemetry. The platform is optimized for performance at scale, offering efficient compression, high-speed ingestion, and seamless integration with existing data pipelines.

Targeted at large enterprises across industries like aerospace, manufacturing, energy, and telecommunications, InfluxDB supports mission-critical applications that require low latency and high reliability. Its architecture supports edge-to-cloud data continuity, enabling organizations to analyze data where it is generated and integrate with AI/ML workflows. The vendor offers both open source and enterprise-grade self-managed and fully managed cloud solutions, providing flexibility for diverse deployment needs while maintaining predictable storage and compute costs.

Key Capabilities

  • High-speed ingestion of millions of data points per second
  • Real-time analytics on unlimited time series data
  • Efficient compression and downsampling for storage optimization
  • Edge-to-cloud data continuity without pipeline redesign
  • Integration with data lakes, warehouses, and AI/ML pipelines

Integrations

AWSAI/ML pipelinesData lakes and warehouses

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Quick Facts

www.influxdata.com
CategoryData & Analytics
SubcategoryDatabase Platforms
PricingSubscription
DeploymentSaaS, On-Premises, Open Source, Cloud
Target SizeEnterprise