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This is a license for Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB 3 Enterprise. It provides access to the industry leading, time series database tailor made for rapid insights on your analytical data.
InfluxDB 3 Enterprise is a high-performance, time series database built for real-time analytics, monitoring, machine learning, and IoT at scale. It combines SQL simplicity, columnar speed, and enterprise-grade availability to power mission-critical workloads.
Overview
InfluxDB 3 Enterprise on Amazon Timestream is purpose-built for real-time, high-cardinality workloads where precision and reliability are critical. Available directly in the AWS Management Console, InfluxDB 3 Enterprise gives developers the ability to ingest millions of unique measurements per second, run sub-10 millisecond queries for last values, and enable deterministic outcomes for Industrial AI and mission-critical systems.
With its Python Processing Engine, developers can enrich and analyze data on the fly, enabling forecasting, anomaly detection, and real-time alerting inside the database itself. Unlimited cardinality ensures scalability as the number of unique time series multiply, while the Last Value and Distinct Value caches enable real-time performance for your most important data.
Enterprise-grade features include multi-region durability with automatic failover, read replication for high availability and elastic query throughput, and enhanced security built into a diskless, cloud-native architecture. InfluxDB 3 Enterprise on Amazon Timestream gives organizations the reliability, scale, and performance required to power the next generation of intelligent, real-time systems.
Highlights
- Ingest millions of unique measurements per second with real-time query performance, amplified by Last Value and Distinct Value caches to drive sub-10ms response times.
- Built-in, Python Processing Engine for in-database forecasting, anomaly detection, and real-time alerting.
- Fully-managed with multi-region durability and automatic failover, ensuring high availability and business continuity.
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Dimension | Cost/unit |
|---|---|
Price for US East 1 (N. Virginia) Region per vCPU | $0.198 |
Price for US East 2 (Ohio) Region per vCPU | $0.198 |
Price for US West 2 (Oregon) Region per vCPU | $0.198 |
Price for Canada (Central) Region per vCPU | $0.21285 |
Price for Asia Pacific (Mumbai) Region per vCPU | $0.22275 |
Price for Asia Pacific (Singapore) Region per vCPU | $0.2343 |
Price for Asia Pacific (Sydney) Region per vCPU | $0.2343 |
Price for Asia Pacific (Tokyo) Region per vCPU | $0.2343 |
Price for Europe (Frankfurt) Region per vCPU | $0.23925 |
Price for Europe (Stockholm) Region per vCPU | $0.2013 |
Dimensions summary
You pay based on usage, measured per vCPU. The price applies to the number of vCPUs in your database configuration. There is no upfront commitment or fixed term; billing scales with the compute you run. The only difference across the many dimensions is the AWS Region where you deploy, from US East and West to Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, the Middle East, Africa, and more. Each Region carries its own per-vCPU rate. You select the Region that fits your data residency and latency needs, and your cost follows the vCPU count there.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
A vCPU is a virtual compute core assigned to your database nodes. You are billed per vCPU in your deployment configuration. As you add nodes for writes, reads, or distributed workloads, the vCPU count rises and your charges scale with it. The count reflects the compute you provision, not data volume.
Yes. High availability, read replicas, and multi-node clustering each add compute. Because billing is per vCPU, every added node raises your vCPU count and increases your charges. Scaling out for fault tolerance or query traffic changes the total vCPUs you run, and cost follows that count in your chosen Region.
The Marketplace dimensions meter only vCPU compute. The database uses a diskless architecture backed by object storage, so any storage capacity you use sits outside this per-vCPU rate. Object storage costs are handled through your own storage arrangement, not through these compute dimensions. Only vCPU count drives the charges shown here.
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