Gnocchi
5.4#33 in time-series databasesAPILinuxSelf-hosted
VisitGnocchi vs InfluxDB
What both publish
| Fact | Gnocchi | InfluxDB |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The documentation lists support for Grafana, Prometheus Remote Write, Nagios/Icinga, StatsD, Collectd, InfluxDB line protocol, and AMQP 1.0. | InfluxDB connects to data sources through 400+ pre-built Telegraf plugins and has official client libraries including Python, JavaScript, Go, Java, and C#. |
| Purpose | Gnocchi is an open-source time series database for storing and indexing time series data and resources at large scale. | InfluxDB 3 is a time series database and platform built for high-frequency, timestamped data. |
| Storage | Documented storage options include file, Ceph, OpenStack Swift, Amazon S3, and Redis; Ceph is described as the recommended driver. | InfluxDB 3 stores data as compressed Parquet files in object storage with S3 API compatibility. |
| Support | The project documentation points users to its source code, GitHub bug tracker, and the #gnocchi IRC channel on OFTC. | InfluxDB 3 Core is community supported, while Enterprise and Cloud Dedicated include a technical support SLA. |
Gnocchi plans
No prices published.
InfluxDB plans
- Cloud Serverless - Data InFree
- Cloud Serverless - Query Count$0.01 a month
- Cloud Serverless - StorageFree
- Cloud Serverless - Data Out$0.09 a month
- Cloud ServerlessFree
- InfluxDB 3 CoreFree
Pick Gnocchi if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick InfluxDB if…
InfluxDB suits teams handling timestamped data for industrial operations, observability, or AI applications. Core is intended for local development, prototyping, and edge deployments; managed and enterprise options serve other deployment needs.