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DB-Engines ranking
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The DB-Engines Ranking ranks database management systems by popularity, covering over 410 systems. The ranking criteria[1] include number of search engine results when searching for the system names, Google Trends, Stack Overflow discussions, job offers with mentions of the systems, number of profiles in professional networks such as LinkedIn, mentions in social networks such as Twitter. The ranking is updated monthly. It has been described and cited in various database-related articles.[2][3][4][5][6][7]

By grouping over specific database features like database model or type of license, regularly published statistics reveal historical trends which are used in strategic statements.[8][9]
In June 2024, the assets of DB-Engines were bought by Redgate Software. Redgate stated that it would retain the DB-Engines branding and identity and continue to provide trusted and independent monthly database ranking reports.[10]
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History
The DB-Engines DBMS portal was created in 2012 and is maintained by the Austrian consulting company Solid IT. Based on its ranking, DB-Engines grants a yearly award for the system that gained most in popularity within a year.
The award winners are:[11]
- 2013 - MongoDB
- 2014 - MongoDB
- 2015 - Oracle
- 2016 - Microsoft SQL Server
- 2017 - PostgreSQL
- 2018 - PostgreSQL
- 2019 - MySQL
- 2020 - PostgreSQL
- 2021 - Snowflake
- 2022 - Snowflake
- 2023 - PostgreSQL
- 2024 - Snowflake
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Methodology
The ranking comes from an average of the following parameters after normalization:[1]
- Number of mentions in search engines queries
- Frequency of searches
- Number of related questions and the number of interested users
- Number of job postings
- Number of profiles in professional networks
- Number of mentions in social networks
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DB-Engine Ranking list
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Perspective
DB-engine ranking list as of November 2025:[12]
- Oracle Database
- MySQL
- Microsoft SQL Server
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Snowflake
- Redis
- Databricks
- IBM Db2
- Elasticsearch
- SQLite
- Apache Cassandra
- MariaDB
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft Azure SQL Database
- Splunk
- Amazon DynamoDB
- Apache Hive
- Google BigQuery
- Neo4j
- Apache Solr
- Teradata
- FileMaker
- SAP HANA
- SAP Adaptive Server
- Apache Spark
- Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB
- InfluxDB
- PostGIS
- ClickHouse
- Apache HBase
- OpenSearch
- Firebird
- Memcached
- Microsoft Azure Synapse Analytics
- Firebase Realtime Database
- Amazon Redshift
- Informix
- Apache Impala
- Apache Flink
- Couchbase
- Google Cloud Firestore
- DuckDB
- Vertica
- Amazon Aurora
- dBASE
- Kdb+
- Prometheus
- H2
- etcd
- Netezza
- Pinecone
- Realm
- Algolia
- Greenplum
- CouchDB
- Trino
- Azure Cognitive Search
- Presto
- Sphinx
- Hazelcast
- CockroachDB
- Graphite
- TimescaleDB
- Oracle Essbase
- Milvus
- Aerospike
- ScyllaDB
- MarkLogic
- Qdrant
- OpenEdge
- Weaviate[13]
- Apache Jackrabbit
- Ingres
- Apache Druid
- Google Cloud Datastore
- QuestDB[14]
- InterBase
- RocksDB
- DataStax Enterprise
- Ehcache
- Oracle NoSQL Database
- Riak KV
- SAP SQL Anywhere
- Apache Derby
- TiDB
- Azure Data Explorer
- ArangoDB
- ADABAS
- Apache Ignite
- Virtuoso Universal Server
- Microsoft Azure Table Storage
- SingleStore
- OceanBase[15]
- Google Cloud Spanner
- GemFire
- HyperSQL
- Google Cloud Bigtable
- IBM Cloudant
- OrientDB
- Apache Jena - TDB
- Coveo
- DolphinDB
- SAP IQ
- RavenDB
- ChromaDB
- Alibaba Cloud PolarDB
- GraphDB
- NebulaGraph
- Amazon Neptune
- Apache Accumulo
- RethinkDB
- Citus[16]
- YugabyteDB
- UniData / UniVerse
- Memgraph[17]
- Apache Phoenix
- VictoriaMetrics[18]
- InterSystems IRIS
- 4D
- Percona Server for MySQL
- Infinispan
- LMDB
- LevelDB
- Valkey
- Amazon DocumentDB
- CloudKit
- PouchDB[19]
- GridDB[20]
- Amazon CloudSearch
- Apache Drill
- SpatiaLite
- JanusGraph
- MaxDB
- GBase
- EDB Postgres Advanced Server[21]
- Apache IoTDB
- TDengine[22]
- TigerGraph
- Stardog
- Oracle Coherence
- HFSQL
- Amazon SimpleDB
- Oracle Berkeley DB
- RRDtool
- EXASOL
- PlanetScale[23]
- Datomic
- OpenTSDB[24]
- MonetDB
- Meilisearch[25]
- Fauna[26]
- BaseX
- StarRocks[27]
- IMS
- TDSQL for MySQL
- Tarantool
- SurrealDB
- Apache Geode[28]
- GridGain
- Typesense
- jBASE
- Empress
- Dgraph
- IBM Db2 Warehouse
- VoltDB
- D3 (DBMS)
- Amazon Timestream
- Db4o
- Vitess
- openGauss
- SQLBase
- Mnesia
- Actian NoSQL Database
- Apache Kylin
- ObjectBox
- HEAVY.AI
- ObjectStore
- LiteDB[29]
- Datameer
- Amazon Keyspaces
- TimesTen
- Tibero
- Alibaba Cloud MaxCompute
- Giraph
- KurrentDB (EventStoreDB)
- NonStop SQL
- mSQL
- Oracle Rdb
- GigaSpaces
- Rockset
- Apache HAWQ
- GT.M
- Vespa
- FoundationDB
- CUBRID
- Firebolt
- DataEase
- HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric
- M3DB
- Alibaba AnalyticDB for MySQL
- Altibase
- SciDB
- NCache
- GeoMesa
- Xapian
- ZODB
- NuoDB
- Blazegraph
- Dolt
- Infobright
- BigchainDB
- AllegroGraph
- Alibaba AnalyticDB for PostgreSQL
- Yellowbrick
- Model 204
- MatrixOne
- eXtremeDB
- Apache Sedona
- IDMS
- KeyDB
- Alibaba Cloud Log Service
- eXist-db
- RisingWave
- Apache Pinot
- RDF4J
- Actian Vector
- TypeDB
- Datacom/DB
- CrateDB
- Sedna
- Objectivity/DB
- DBISAM
- BoltDB
- 1010data
- SQream DB
- R:BASE
- SolidDB
- FrontBase
- ObjectDB
- Splice Machine
- Graph Engine
- KairosDB
- Dragonfly
- Apache Doris
- ITTIA
- Percona Server for MongoDB
- Kinetica
- Harper
- NexusDB
- RaptorDB
- Perst
- Kyligence Enterprise
- MapDB
- Deep Lake
- Atoti[30]
- WebSphere eXtreme Scale
- Hibari
- Scalaris
- VistaDB
- YDB
- Kingbase
- GemStone/S
- Elassandra
- Marqo
- ScaleArc
- CnosDB
- SearchBlox
- OpenInsight
- Cloudflare Workers KV
- AlaSQL
- SQL.js
- Alibaba Cloud TSDB
- Comdb2
- LokiJS
- Rasdaman
- Fluree
- Sequoiadb
- Northgate Reality
- Databend
- Postgres-XL
- Starcounter
- Valentina Server
- Strabon[31]
- ModeShape
- InfiniteGraph
- Vald[32]
- Project Voldemort
- FeatureBase
- Raima Database Manager
- Brytlyt
- Manticore Search
- RDFox
- Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres
- Actian PSQL
- PieCloudDB
- RedStore
- Apache Tajo[33]
- Mimer SQL
- FalkorDB
- AnzoGraph DB
- 4store
- YTsaurus
- MyScale
- Actian FastObjects
- OpenQM
- Faircom DB
- LeanXcale
- XTDB
- NEventStore
- Tibco ComputeDB
- YottaDB
- Axibase
- TransLattice
- PipelineDB
- Redland
- Warp 10[34]
- ArcadeDB
- IBM Db2 Event Store
- Immudb
- Quasardb
- BigObject
- XtremeData
- Kyoto Tycoon
- Riak TS
- EsgynDB
- ElevateDB
- Apache HugeGraph
- Alibaba Cloud Table Store
- Mulgara
- Tokyo Tyrant
- FlockDB
- Ultipa
- AgensGraph
- HyperGraphDB
- GraphBase
- VictoriaLogs
- Badger
- GreptimeDB
- Sparksee
- TerminusDB
- Speedb
- Lovefield
- chDB
- Bangdb
- Exorbyte
- SiteWhere
- ScaleOut StateServer
- CubicWeb
- EJDB
- Blueflood
- Elliptics
- SenseiDB
- Linter
- Kuzu
- Jade
- Tigris[35]
- Machbase Neo
- NosDB
- STSdb
- WakandaDB
- Resin Cache
- JethroData
- TinkerGraph
- Heroic
- Indica
- Hawkular Metrics
- Sadas Engine
- OpenMLDB
- Dydra
- OrigoDB
- SmallSQL
- Faircom EDGE
- SparkleDB
- Acebase
- SWC-DB
- gStore
- Eloquera
- OushuDB
- Siaqodb
- LedisDB
- SwayDB
- ActorDB
- AntDB
- BergDB
- BrightstarDB
- Cachelot.io
- CortexDB
- CovenantSQL
- DaggerDB
- DataFS
- Diana DB
- Edge Intelligence
- EdgelessDB
- Galaxybase
- H2GIS
- Helium
- HGraphDB
- HyperLevelDB
- iBoxDB
- InfinityDB
- JaguarDB
- JasDB
- K-DB
- Newts[36]
- NSDb
- openGemini
- OpenTenBase
- ReductStore
- Rizhiyi
- searchxml
- SiriDB
- Skytable
- SpaceTime
- SvectorDB
- TerarkDB
- Tkrzw
- TomP2P
- Transbase
- Transwarp ArgoDB
- Transwarp Hippo
- Transwarp KunDB
- Transwarp StellarDB
- Upscaledb
- VelocityDB
- WhiteDB
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