Plexus Time Series

Storage for your machine’s data

A time-series store built for hardware. Send readings from drones, robots and sensors, and they’re kept for years, rolled up, and on a dashboard. Nothing to run.

Nothing to run

No database to size, patch or back up. Send data and it's stored, indexed and ready to chart.

Years of history

Raw readings are kept for 3 years. Recent data stays hot for fast queries; older data moves to object storage on its own.

Automatic rollups

1-minute and hourly rollups are built as data lands, so a year-long chart loads as fast as the last hour.

Query it over HTTP

Ask for any metric over any time range and get JSON back. Follow new data live over a WebSocket.

Bulk export to CSV and ParquetComing soon

Download any device, metric and time range as a file, for notebooks, reports or your own warehouse.

Choose your retention

On the Founding 50, set how long your org keeps raw readings, events and recordings, and see what it costs before you change it.

How long data is kept

Raw readings3 years (7 days hot, then object storage)
1-minute rollups90 days
Hourly rollups5 years
Events90 days

Free shows the last 7 days of history on up to 3 devices, no card. The Founding 50 is $299 a month (normally $499) on a 6-month contract, with every device and the full history.

Getting data in

Messages per source2,000 a second
Points per batch10,000
HTTP body5 MB
Tags per point16

Full limits are in the docs.

Also connect your own database

Already storing data in PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, ClickHouse, MySQL or QuestDB? Plexus can also connect to it, query it live over a read-only connection, and show it next to everything in Plexus Time Series. See integrations

Questions

What is Plexus Time Series?

The storage built into Plexus: a hosted time-series store for machine data. Devices send readings and Plexus keeps them, rolls them up and shows them on dashboards, with nothing for you to run.

How long is my data kept?

Raw readings for 3 years, 1-minute rollups for 90 days, hourly rollups for 5 years and events for 90 days. Free shows the last 7 days of history; the Founding 50 gets the full history.

Can Plexus use a database I already run?

Yes. Plexus can also connect to the PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, ClickHouse, MySQL or QuestDB you already run and query it live, read-only. Store new devices in Plexus and connect the rest.

How do I get my data out?

Query any metric over the HTTP API and get JSON back, for any time range, or follow it live over a WebSocket.

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