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Amazon RDS vs CUBRID

Amazon RDS

aws.amazon.com

CUBRID

cubrid.org

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FigureAmazon RDSCUBRID
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published61
Spec score · Relational Databases8.8 (#5)7.9 (#19)
High availabilityMulti-AZ deployments synchronously replicate data and automatically fail over to a standby instance.CUBRID HA synchronizes data across servers and can automatically fail over when a master node fails.
System requirementsRDS is accessed as an AWS cloud service through web console, CLI, API or database drivers rather than installed locally.The installation documentation specifies at least 1 GB of memory and 2 GB of disk space.

Plans

Amazon RDS

  • AWS Free TierFree
  • AWS Free Tier for RDSFree
  • On-demandPrice not published
  • On-Demand InstancesPrice not published
  • Reserved InstancePrice not published
  • Reserved InstancesPrice not published

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CUBRID

  • CUBRID Database EngineFree

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Amazon RDS

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CUBRID

CUBRID is a free, self-hosted object-relational database management system for Internet data services. Its architecture combines a database server, a broker, and CUBRID Manager. Transactions support commit, rollback, and savepoints, with locking and logging for consistency. Backup methods include online, offline, and incremental options, while recovery can be partial or full. CUBRID HA synchronizes data between servers and can fail over when a master node fails, although the HA feature supports Linux only. The database supports read replicas and JSON data. Security documentation covers TLS-encrypted client connections, access control, authorization, and transparent data encryption. Interfaces listed include CCI, JDBC, PHP, ODBC, OLE DB, ADO.NET, Ruby, Python, and Node.js. Downloads include CUBRID Manager and the CUBRID Migration Toolkit. Installation documentation lists Windows and 64-bit Linux, requiring at least 1 GB of memory and 2 GB of disk space. The engine is listed at free.

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