A full list of all the new/popular databases and their uses?
database, openedge
Solution
The SQLite database engine
- self-contained
- serverless
- zero-configuration
- transactional
- cross platform Unix (Linux and Mac OS X), OS/2, and Windows (Win32 and WinCE) are supported out of the box. Easy to port to other systems.
- faster than heck
With library for most popular languages
- .Net
- perl
- Feel free to edit this and add more links
Problem
Recently I have found that there are many new databases popping up all around my radar, and I would like to make a list of what they do and perhaps what their advantages/disadvantages are. I'll seed the list with some names and perhaps someone with more knowledge can chip in with some information about each and how they stack up. I hope this will fast become a comprehensive list of all the available database so that developers can leverage the right one for the job at hand! Relational Databases: Established: - DB2 - MySQL - Oracle - PostgreSQL - SQLite - SQL Server - Sybase - OpenEdge SQL New: - RethinkDB Key-value stores: - Berkeley DB - memcached - redis Document oriented Stores: - couchDB - mongoDB - List item Graph DataBases: - Neo4j - AWS Neptune - Sesame - AllegroGraph - different RDF/triplestores