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At a Glance
Market Segments
Mid-Market (50.0% of reviews)
Small-Business (78.8% of reviews)
Entry-Level Pricing
No pricing available
Free Trial
Amazon Timestream
Star Rating
(22)3.7 out of 5
Market Segments
Mid-Market (50.0% of reviews)
Pros & Cons
Entry-Level Pricing
No pricing available
Learn more about Amazon TimestreamTiger Data
Star Rating
(33)4.6 out of 5
Market Segments
Small-Business (78.8% of reviews)
Pros & Cons
Entry-Level Pricing
Free Trial
Learn more about Tiger DataSummary
AI Generated Summary
AI-generated. Powered by real user reviews.
- Users report that Timescale excels in quality of support, with a perfect score of 10.0, while Amazon Timestream has a lower score of 8.6. Reviewers mention that Timescale's support team is highly responsive and knowledgeable, making it a preferred choice for businesses needing reliable assistance.
- Reviewers mention that Timescale offers superior performance analysis capabilities, particularly with its continuous queries feature, which allows for real-time data processing. In contrast, users on G2 note that Amazon Timestream's performance can lag during peak usage times, affecting query latency.
- G2 users highlight Timescale's data replication features as robust and efficient, allowing for seamless data synchronization across multiple instances. Conversely, users report that Amazon Timestream's replication capabilities are less flexible, which can be a drawback for businesses with complex data needs.
- Users say that Timescale's query language is more intuitive and user-friendly, making it easier for developers to write complex queries. In comparison, reviewers mention that Amazon Timestream's query language can be less straightforward, leading to a steeper learning curve for new users.
- Reviewers mention that Timescale's data indexing capabilities are highly praised, with users noting faster query responses due to its advanced indexing techniques. On the other hand, users on G2 report that Amazon Timestream's indexing can be slower, impacting overall data retrieval times.
- Users report that Timescale's scalability is a standout feature, allowing businesses to grow without significant performance degradation. In contrast, reviewers mention that Amazon Timestream may struggle with scalability under heavy loads, which could be a concern for rapidly growing companies.
Pricing
Entry-Level Pricing
Amazon Timestream
No pricing availableTiger Data
Free
Free Trial
30 day free trial. No credit card required.
- Create a fully-managed Timescale instance in 30 seconds.
- Ingest data at petabyte-scale with rock-solid reliability
- Analyze data using advanced time-series capabilities
Free Trial
Amazon Timestream
No trial information availableTiger Data
Free Trial is available
Ratings
Meets Requirements
8.5
13
9.3
27
Ease of Use
8.2
12
9.0
27
Ease of Setup
8.0
5
8.5
17
Ease of Admin
Not enough data
8.7
10
Quality of Support
8.1
13
9.5
24
Has the product been a good partner in doing business?
Not enough data
9.3
10
Product Direction (% positive)
6.1
12
9.1
27
Features by Category
Management
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
8.7
5
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
8.3
5
Maintenance
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
8.3
5
Not enough data
8.3
5
Security
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
8.7
5
Management
Not enough data
9.0
8
Not enough data
8.9
9
Not enough data
8.6
7
Not enough data
8.6
6
Support
Not enough data
8.3
6
Not enough data
8.8
7
Not enough data
8.8
7
Not enough data
8.6
6
Security
Not enough data
9.3
7
Not enough data
9.0
8
Not enough data
8.0
5
Not enough data
9.0
7
Performance
Not enough data
8.7
5
Not enough data
8.6
7
Not enough data
8.8
7
Not enough data
9.2
8
Not enough data
8.8
8
Database Features
Not enough data
9.6
8
Not enough data
9.2
10
Not enough data
9.3
10
Not enough data
9.1
9
Not enough data
8.9
9
Not enough data
9.1
9
Not enough data
9.4
9
Storage
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Availability
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Performance
Not enough data
Not enough data
Security
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Support
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Data Indexing
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Filters
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Query latency
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Data latency
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Connectors
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Scale
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Architecture
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Development
Not enough data
8.7
5
Not enough data
7.7
5
Not enough data
7.7
5
Not enough data
8.7
5
Not enough data
Not enough data
Database
Not enough data
8.8
7
Not enough data
8.8
7
Not enough data
8.3
5
Not enough data
8.7
5
Not enough data
8.6
7
Infrastructure
Not enough data
8.9
6
Not enough data
9.0
5
Not enough data
8.1
6
Configuration
Not enough data
8.6
15
Not enough data
8.5
9
Not enough data
8.8
15
Not enough data
8.3
9
Not enough data
7.9
13
Database Administration
Not enough data
8.3
11
Not enough data
7.6
9
Not enough data
8.3
11
Availability
Not enough data
8.9
11
Not enough data
8.9
11
Not enough data
8.5
8
Not enough data
9.2
12
Security
Not enough data
8.8
8
Not enough data
7.1
11
Not enough data
8.6
7
Data Management
Not enough data
8.3
7
Not enough data
8.3
9
Categories
Categories
Shared Categories
Amazon Timestream and Tiger Data are categorized as Time Series Databases and Database as a Service (DBaaS)
Unique Categories
Amazon Timestream has no unique categories
Tiger Data is categorized as Real-time Analytic Database, Columnar Databases, Database Management Systems (DBMS), Relational Databases, Cloud Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Vector Database
Reviews
Reviewers' Company Size
Amazon Timestream
Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)
Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)
Enterprise(> 1000 emp.)
Tiger Data
Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)
Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)
Enterprise(> 1000 emp.)
Small-Business
(50 or fewer emp.)
Mid-Market
(51-1000 emp.)
Enterprise
(> 1000 emp.)
Reviewers' Industry
Computer Software
25.0%
Sports
5.0%
Sporting Goods
5.0%
Research
5.0%
Marketing and Advertising
5.0%
Other
55.0%
Computer Software
24.2%
Financial Services
21.2%
Information Technology and Services
12.1%
Consulting
6.1%
Renewables & Environment
6.1%
Other
30.3%
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Discussions
Amazon Timestream has no discussions with answers
Tiger Data has no discussions with answers
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