Between them, the 24 best-ranked of these 40 RDBMS software cover SQL (23), backup and recovery (7), multiple programming languages supported (6) and performance analysis (6). 24 of them have written a profile you can read before you get in touch.
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Microsoft SQL Server is a proprietary relational database that runs on Windows and Linux, sold in Express, Developer, Standard and Enterprise editions.
IBM Db2 is a proprietary relational database that covers transactional, analytical and vector workloads, offered self-managed, in containers and as a managed service.
Multiple Programming Languages Supported · Backup and Recovery · SQL
SQLite is a public-domain embedded SQL database library that keeps a whole database in a single file, used inside applications rather than as a separate server.
Multiple Programming Languages Supported · Backup and Recovery · Performance Analysis
PostgreSQL is an open source object-relational database server with SQL support, built by a volunteer group for teams that run it themselves or buy it as a managed service.
Multiple Programming Languages Supported · Backup and Recovery · Performance Analysis
MariaDB is a GPL relational database that began as a community alternative to MySQL, maintained by the MariaDB Foundation with commercial support from MariaDB plc.
Multiple Programming Languages Supported · Backup and Recovery · Performance Analysis
SingleStore is a distributed SQL database for combined transactional and analytical workloads, sold as a managed cloud, self-managed and bring-your-own-cloud product.
MySQL is a relational database server owned by Oracle, available under the GPL v2 for community use and under a paid commercial licence for Enterprise and embedding.
CockroachDB is a distributed SQL database from Cockroach Labs with a PostgreSQL-compatible interface, sold as a managed cloud service and as licensed self-managed software.
YugabyteDB is a distributed SQL database built on a PostgreSQL fork, released under Apache-2.0 and sold with a managed cloud service and a self-managed platform.
TiDB is an open source, MySQL-compatible distributed SQL database from PingCAP that separates compute from storage for transactional and analytical workloads.
Percona Server for MySQL is a drop-in compatible build of MySQL Community Edition with added backup, security, encryption and monitoring features, with paid support available.
Firebird is an open source relational database descended from InterBase source released in 2000, run as a server or embedded and developed by volunteers.
Amazon Aurora is a managed relational database service from Amazon Web Services, compatible with MySQL and PostgreSQL and billed on instances, storage and I/O or serverless…
Google Cloud Spanner is a managed, globally distributed relational database from Google Cloud with SQL and PostgreSQL interfaces, sold only as a cloud service.
Neon is open source serverless Postgres that separates storage from compute, with autoscaling, scale-to-zero and database branching, sold as a managed service.
Turso is an SQLite-compatible database, with an in-process Rust engine and the libSQL fork, offered under the MIT licence and as the managed Turso Cloud service.
EDB Postgres Advanced Server is EDB's commercial PostgreSQL distribution with Oracle compatibility and security features, now branded Enterprise Postgres (Oracle Compatible).
OceanBase is a distributed relational database from Ant Group, using Paxos replication, MySQL compatible and capable of mixed transactional and analytical workloads.
Azure SQL Database is Microsoft's managed SQL Server-engine service with General Purpose, Business Critical and Hyperscale tiers and a serverless option.
An Oracle-compatible database built on PostgreSQL, in development, that measures where its compatibility with Oracle ends instead of assuming it. Not yet for sale.
Multiple Programming Languages Supported · Backup and Recovery · Performance Analysis
Oracle Database, now branded Oracle AI Database, is a proprietary relational database from Oracle for enterprise workloads, with a free edition and cloud services.
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