23 open-source Database & Data Management vendors.
Open-source software for Database & Data Management that you can self-host, with auditable source code — regardless of the developer's headquarters.
- Apache CassandraSelf-hosted / open source
Proven open-source distributed NoSQL database for massive datasets.
United States
- Apache CouchDBSelf-hosted / open source
Open-source document database with JSON storage and HTTP API.
United States
- ArangoDBSelf-hosted / open source
German open-source multi-model database (document, graph, key-value).
Germany
- ChromaSelf-hosted / open source
Open-source AI-native vector database for embeddings in LLM applications.
United States
- ClickHouseNon-EU vendor
Open-source column-store database for fast analytical queries (Yandex origin)
United States
- CrateDBNon-EU vendor
Distributed SQL database optimised for machine data and IoT applications
United States
- DuckDBSelf-hosted / open source
In-process analytical database, the SQLite for OLAP, developed in the Netherlands
Netherlands
- ElasticSelf-hosted / open source
Elastic (Elastic N.V.), headquartered at Keizersgracht 281, Amsterdam, Netherlands, develops Elasticsearch, the widely used distributed search and analytics engine, alongside Kibana and Logstash (the "ELK stack"). Since September 2024 Elasticsearch and Kibana source code is triple-licensed under AGPLv3, SSPL, and the Elastic License v2, with AGPLv3 being OSI-approved, restoring genuine open-source status after the 2021 licensing dispute. It can be self-hosted, run via Elastic Cloud with selectable EU data-center regions, or deployed via other providers, giving strong flexibility for EU sovereignty requirements.
Netherlands
- FerretDBSelf-hosted / open source
Open-source proxy translating MongoDB protocols to PostgreSQL.
United States
- Firebird SQLSelf-hosted / open source
Self-hosted relational database stewarded by the non-profit Firebird Foundation, registered in the Czech Republic.
Czechia
- GarnetSelf-hosted / open source
Open-source Redis-compatible cache store from Microsoft Research, written in .NET.
United States · owner in United States
- MariaDBEU-hosted, non-EU parent
open-source relationele database, community-gedreven fork by MySQL
Finland · owner in United States
- MilvusSelf-hosted / open source
Open-source vector database (Apache 2.0), originally built by Zilliz (founded in China, now headquartered in San Francisco, US); governed as a graduated project of the LF AI & Data Foundation (Linux Foundation, US).
United States
- MySQLSelf-hosted / open source
Self-hosted relational database owned and controlled by Oracle Corporation (US).
United States
- Neo4jNon-EU vendor
Leading graph database for connected-data applications, originally from Sweden
United States
- OrientDBSelf-hosted / open source
Open-source graph and document database, part of SAP (Germany) since 2018.
Germany
- QuestDBNon-EU vendor
Open-source time-series database for high ingestion speeds and SQL queries
United Kingdom
- RethinkDBSelf-hosted / open source
RethinkDB is an open-source, real-time change-feed-oriented NoSQL document database, now governed by its community under the Linux Foundation after its original company folded in 2016.
United States
- SQLiteSelf-hosted / open source
Self-hosted, embedded relational database in the public domain, stewarded by Hwaci (D. Richard Hipp), US.
United States
- SurrealDBNon-EU vendor
Multi-model database combining SQL, document, graph and key-value models
United Kingdom
- TiDBNon-EU vendor
TiDB is an open-source, MySQL-compatible distributed SQL database created by PingCAP (founded Beijing 2015, now HQ'd in Sunnyvale, CA), also sold as the managed TiDB Cloud service.
United States
- ValkeySelf-hosted / open source
Valkey is an open-source, in-memory key-value data store and Redis fork, hosted under the Linux Foundation (US). It is community-maintained and self-hosted by users; no vendor-operated cloud service exists.
United States
- YugabyteDBNon-EU vendor
Distributed open-source SQL database compatible with PostgreSQL
United States