Rely on the same PostgreSQL you know and love, with full SQL, rock-solid reliability, and the largest ecosystem of developer and management tools.
-- What’s the memory consumption for
-- each of my containers right now?
SELECT
time_bucket('10 seconds', time) AS period,
container_id, avg(free_mem), min(free_mem)
FROM metrics
WHERE time > NOW () - interval '10 minutes'
GROUP BY period, container_id
ORDER BY period DESC, container_id;
Achieve 10-100x faster queries than Clickhouse, PostgreSQL, InfluxDB, MongoDB, and Timestream. Leverage query parallelization, continuous aggregates, and other optimizations.
Write millions of data points per second. Store 100s of terabytes on a single node or petabytes across multiple nodes. Handle high-cardinality data easily.
Simplify your stack and store your relational data alongside time-series data. Ask more complex queries, build more powerful applications faster.
Let us run TimescaleDB for you, fully managed on AWS, Azure, or GCP in over 75 regions, with a top-rated support team to ensure your success.
Spend less with compression savings from best-in-class algorithms, including delta-delta and Gorilla, and a memory-efficient architecture.
TimescaleDB is the leading open-source relational database for time-series. It builds on the rock-solid reliability of PostgreSQL, expanding its performance and scalability to meet the demands of data-intensive applications dealing with time-series data. Developers often tell us that TimescaleDB is "PostgreSQL with super-powers"!
We’ve written a guide here. All it takes is a single command!
If you are hosting it in your own instances, TimescaleDB is 100% free to use - you can install it here. If you prefer to use a managed solution, check out Timescale Cloud, our database platform for relational and time-series data built on TimescaleDB and PostgreSQL.
TimescaleDB is built on PostgreSQL, so you can seamlessly integrate TimescaleDB with any PostgreSQL-compatible platform or with any SQL-speaking tool. As we like to say: if it works with PostgreSQL, it works with TimescaleDB. For example, you can use TimescaleDB with Grafana, Docker, Datadog, Plotly, Debezium, Looker, MADlib, Tableau, Kafka, OmniDB, SQLAlchemy, Chartio, Mode, Zabbix and Sensu.
Yes! Timescale Cloud and Managed Service for Timescale are our cloud-hosted database-as-a-service options. You can try both of them for free for 30 days (no credit card required).
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Are you hosting TimescaleDB yourself? TimescaleDB is available for free to run in your own environment. You can install it here.