Databases

Run a managed SQL Server database in Azure, with serverless and provisioned compute options.

Provision and operate managed PostgreSQL clusters across AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.

Run the community-developed MariaDB relational database server with SQL clients and pluggable storage engines.

An open-source in-memory data-structure server for caching, queues, and key-value workloads.

A managed SQL service that provisions database resources by instance.

Inspect and edit relational and other databases from a native desktop client.

Use hosted PostgreSQL with branch-based development and connection options for applications.

Branch, diff, and merge database tables using version-control operations alongside SQL.

Model connected data as a distributed graph and query it with DQL or a schema-generated GraphQL API.

Add time-series storage and analysis to PostgreSQL without replacing its SQL interface.

Store JSON documents and replicate them across servers and disconnected clients.

A managed, PostgreSQL-compatible database on Google Cloud with a console-based SQL workflow.

Use a small Java SQL database in embedded, in-memory, or client/server mode through JDBC.

Run DuckDB-based analytics in a managed cloud warehouse and share results with a team.

Run analytical SQL in an embedded database from a local process or Python program.

Provision managed PostgreSQL from Aiven Console or Terraform, then connect and load a sample dataset.

Create a managed MongoDB deployment, connect with mongosh or a driver, and scale from a small shared tier.

Microsoft's free SQL Server edition for development and small production workloads.

Develop against a server database that combines JSON documents, key-value access, and SQL++ queries.

Managed relational database clusters compatible with PostgreSQL and MySQL, operated through Amazon RDS.

Create a managed graph database and connect to it from Neo4j's console or an application driver.

A managed document database with MongoDB API compatibility.

Launch a managed ScyllaDB cluster on AWS or Google Cloud and configure its database API and network access.

A managed distributed SQL database with a free sandbox cluster.