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Cloud-Agnostic and Cloud-Native Databases

This file contains a curated list of cloud-agnostic and cloud-native database platforms. These platforms allow users to avoid vendor lock-in, leverage open-source technology, or self-host their database infrastructure. Each platform includes details on whether it supports self-hosting, is open-source, and provides free tiers or trials.

Databases List

  • Aiven: Managed open-source databases like PostgreSQL and Kafka across multiple clouds.

    • Cloud-Agnostic: Yes
    • Cloud-Native: Yes
    • Open-Source: Yes (PostgreSQL, Kafka)
    • Self-Hosting: Yes (via open-source versions)
    • Free Tier: Yes

  • Neo4j Aura: Managed graph database based on the open-source Neo4j.

    • Cloud-Agnostic: Yes
    • Cloud-Native: Yes
    • Open-Source: Yes (Neo4j open-source version)
    • Self-Hosting: Yes
    • Free Tier: Yes

  • CockroachDB: A cloud-native SQL database that is resilient and scalable, offering features like global distribution and strong consistency.

    • Cloud-Agnostic: Yes
    • Cloud-Native: Yes
    • Open-Source: Yes
    • Self-Hosting: Yes
    • Free Tier: Yes (community edition)

  • PlanetScale: A serverless database platform built on MySQL that offers horizontal scaling and high availability.

    • Cloud-Agnostic: Yes
    • Cloud-Native: Yes
    • Open-Source: No (built on open-source MySQL)
    • Self-Hosting: No
    • Free Tier: Yes

  • FaunaDB: A flexible, serverless database that offers global data distribution and strong consistency.

    • Cloud-Agnostic: Yes
    • Cloud-Native: Yes
    • Open-Source: No
    • Self-Hosting: No
    • Free Tier: Yes

Feel free to submit new databases via pull requests following the contribution guidelines in the repository.