Eighteen engines, one way to run them

The general-purpose relational database, with PITR and pooling.

The web's workhorse relational database, with replicas and HA.

The community fork of MySQL, wire-compatible with MySQL clients.

Redis-compatible in-memory key-value store under the BSD licence.

Redis 7.0 for compatibility; Valkey is the recommended successor.

SQLite-compatible database served over HTTP, with continuous backups.

In-process analytics engine, served over HTTP for shared access.

Open-source MongoDB-compatible database stored in PostgreSQL.

Percona Server for MongoDB, the source-compatible MongoDB build.

Typed graph database queried with TypeQL.

HTTP-native JSON document store with built-in replication.

Typo-tolerant full-text search with filters and facets.

Vector similarity search engine with filtered queries.

Vector database with hybrid search over GraphQL, REST and gRPC.

Time-series database for metrics and events, queried with SQL.

High-ingest time-series database with SQL and Postgres wire.

Time-series extension for PostgreSQL with hypertables.

Column-oriented OLAP database for real-time analytics.