Time series, in-memory & ledger · AWS vs Google Cloud
Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB: Google Cloud equivalent
Google Cloud has no managed InfluxDB.
Run InfluxDB on GKE or Compute Engine, or use a marketplace offering.
Side-by-side comparison
| Aspect | Amazon Web Services | Google Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Service | Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB | No first-party equivalent |
| Lifecycle | Generally available | — |
| What it is | Managed open-source InfluxDB (2.x branch) instances with optional Multi-AZ standby, for real-time time-series workloads. | — |
| Pricing model | Per instance-hour by size, plus storage per GB-month and IOPS tier. | Not applicable. |
| Docs | Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB docs | — |
| Pricing page | Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB pricing | — |
Key differences
- Bigtable or BigQuery can replace InfluxDB with application changes.
Pricing summary
Pricing models only. No prices are quoted because they change by region and over time.
- AWS
- Per instance-hour by size, plus storage per GB-month and IOPS tier. Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB pricing →
- GCP
- Not applicable.
And on Azure?
No equivalent Azure has no first-party equivalent. AWS vs Azure comparison →
FAQ
Does Google Cloud have an equivalent to Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB?
Google Cloud has no managed InfluxDB. Run InfluxDB on GKE or Compute Engine, or use a marketplace offering.
How does pricing compare between Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB and Google Cloud?
AWS: Per instance-hour by size, plus storage per GB-month and IOPS tier. Google Cloud: Not applicable. Check the official pricing pages for current rates.
What is the Azure equivalent?
Azure has no first-party equivalent. Azure has no first-party managed InfluxDB service like Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB.