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DBLE vs kingshard

DBLE

opensource.actionsky.com

kingshard

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FigureDBLEkingshard
Price fromFree—
Free planYes—
Free trial——
Open source——
LinuxYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published10
Spec score · Database Proxy Software7.8 (#7)7.4 (#20)
PurposeDBLE is high-scalability middleware for MySQL sharding.kingshard is a Go-powered MySQL proxy that routes read and write SQL and aims to simplify MySQL sharding.
SQL supportDBLE supports SQL 92 and MySQL dialect features, including group by, order by, distinct, joins, and unions; some features are listed on its roadmap.The README lists select, insert, update, replace, and delete as supported basic statements.

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DBLE

  • DBLE (open-source version)Free

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kingshard

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In their own words

DBLE

DBLE is free, open-source middleware for scaling MySQL through sharding. It uses the MySQL protocol and can replace MySQL in many cases without application code changes. Teams can configure hash, modulo, time-based, range-based, or custom sharding, along with global and ER tables. DBLE lists query routing, connection pooling, load balancing, automatic failover, read/write separation, master-slave expansion, and ZooKeeper cluster deployment. SQL support includes SQL 92 and MySQL dialect features such as joins, unions, grouping, ordering, and distinct queries; some features remain on its roadmap. Query optimization addresses global-table joins, sharded tables, ER relations, and subqueries. Distributed transactions use two-phase commit in normal or XA modes, with XA depending on MySQL 5.7 XA transactions, backend availability, and disk reliability. Security controls include password encryption, IP allowlists, and SQL denylists. Explain plans, MySQL-compatible slow logs, and slow-query reports support operations. DBLE is self-hosted on Linux and GPL-2.0 licensed. The open-source plan costs nothing.

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kingshard

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