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

AI tool that turns text into SQL queries in seconds.

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

Automate supported database migrations to Microsoft's SQL platforms

A managed cloud database for transactional SQL, analytics, and multi-model workloads.

Run an open-source object-relational database with SQL, extensible types, indexing, replication, and JSON support.

Explore SQL-connected data with charts, dashboards and a SQL workspace.

Query relational, JSON, geospatial, text, and time-series data through one distributed SQL database.

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

Run a SQL time-series database for ingesting, querying, and retaining timestamped events.

A Java SQL database that can run in your application or as a separate server.

A freely downloadable, GPL-licensed database with SQL, replication, connectors, and administration tools.

Provision managed PostgreSQL and connect to it from Google Cloud Shell.

A self-operated distributed SQL database for workloads that need transactional and analytical processing.

A self-managed relational SQL database focused on analytical workloads.

AI data agent that works with your own SQL inside your editor

SQL exercises running against SQLite in the browser

AI SQL assistant that writes, fixes, explains, optimizes, and runs SQL on your own schema.

Translate SQL schemas and program objects between database dialects

Query connected SQL, NoSQL and API data through shared analytical datasets and dashboards.

Use a cross-platform SQL database engine that ranges from embedded and single-user use to multi-client deployments.

Provision a managed distributed SQL cluster and connect an application through its generated connection details.

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

Store metrics, logs, and traces in one database and query them with SQL or PromQL.