Deploy TimescaleDB on your own server.

TimescaleDB is an open-source time-series database optimized for fast ingest and complex queries. It is built on top of PostgreSQL and provides automatic partitioning across time and space, making it ideal for IoT, monitoring, analytics, and other time-series data applications. It offers native time-series functionality while maintaining…

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Your infrastructureAutomatic HTTPSNo lock-in

Setup time

A few minutes

Deployment

Your own server

Services

1 connected service

Why TimescaleDB

Everything you need, running where you choose.

Get the full TimescaleDB experience with Easypanel handling the repetitive infrastructure work around it.

Time-Series Functions

Native time-series functions and operators.

Automatic Partitioning

Automatic partitioning across time and space.

Continuous Aggregates

Efficient aggregation of time-series data.

Compression

Built-in data compression capabilities.

Time-Series Optimization

Optimized for handling time-series data efficiently.

PostgreSQL Compatibility

Full compatibility with PostgreSQL ecosystem.

How it works

From template to live app in three steps.

Easypanel turns the template into real services, storage, and domains on the server you already control.

Already have Easypanel? Open your dashboard at the URL or IP of your own installation.

Installation guide

Open your dashboard

Visit the URL or IP of your Easypanel installation and choose the target project.

Choose TimescaleDB

Open Templates, select TimescaleDB, then review its service names and configuration.

Deploy and open your app

Easypanel starts every service and provisions an HTTPS domain for you.

Installation options

The template asks for these values before creating your services.

Option	Default	Required
App Service Name	timescaledb	Required
TimescaleDB Image	timescale/timescaledb-ha:pg17	Required
Database Password	Set during install	Required

Before you deploy

After deployment, connect to TimescaleDB using your app domain on port 5432 with username `postgres`, password set in Database Password, and database `postgres`; for example, `psql "postgresql://postgres:<YOUR_PASSWORD>@<YOUR_DOMAIN>:5432/postgres"`; TimescaleDB is PostgreSQL-compatible, so any PostgreSQL client or ORM can use the same connection details.

Resources

Project documentation and source code.