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Apache IoTDB vs GreptimeDB

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6.7#9 in time-series databasesFrom $290 a month
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FactApache IoTDBGreptimeDB
DeploymentThe project describes cloud installation, a desktop terminal tool, and a data synchronization tool connecting cloud and on-premise machines.GreptimeDB can run standalone or as a horizontally scalable cluster, and the download page provides Kubernetes Helm charts, Docker images, and binaries.
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include Telegraf, NiFi, Kafka, Flink, Spark, Zeppelin, Grafana, DataEase, DBeaver and ThingsBoard.Documented integrations include Prometheus, Grafana, Kafka, Apache Flink, Apache Spark, Telegraf, EMQX, Fluent Bit, and others.
ProductApache IoTDB is an industrial IoT time-series database for collecting, storing, managing, and analyzing IoT time-series data with edge-cloud collaboration.GreptimeDB is an open-source observability database that stores and queries metrics, logs, and traces with one columnar engine and a shared SQL layer.

Apache IoTDB plans

  • Apache IoTDBFree
  • Apache IoTDB CommunityFree

GreptimeDB plans

  • GreptimeDB Enterprise Fully-Managed$290 a month
  • GreptimeDB Enterprise Bring Your Own CloudPriced on request

Pick Apache IoTDB if…

It suits teams collecting and querying industrial IoT time-series data across edge and cloud deployments. Users planning Java ingestion should account for the documented JDBC write limitation.

Pick GreptimeDB if…

GreptimeDB may suit teams handling time-indexed observability or IoT data that need SQL or PromQL queries. Enterprise is an option for users seeking managed deployment, advanced security and SLA-backed support.

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