FairCom DB vs MapLarge

FairCom DB is a multimodel database for developing on-premises applications, combining JSON, key-value, SQL, and ISAM or record-buffer capabilities in one server. Applications can use different models over the same data, query with JSON or standard SQL, and receive query results as JSON. SQL connections are available through JDBC and ODBC, while the built-in API Explorer can help create JSON actions. The database can operate as a traditional server or be embedded in an application. Replication options address high availability and disaster recovery, with ACID compliance or eventual consistency. DB Notify publishes data-change events as JSON messages and integrates with MQTT, AMQP, and Kafka. FairCom DB v13 uses OpenSSL v3 for secure communications and supports X.509 client certificate authentication. File and user security are available only in the client/server operational model. A free Developer’s Edition is limited to development environments and has a three-hour timeout; production licensing requires contacting sales. A free trial is also available, and pricing is on request.

MapLarge Application Fabric is a platform for building governed operational AI applications from live satellite, sensor, and enterprise data. It combines dashboards, task management, alerting, sharing and collaboration, and a mapping engine. Its analytics toolkit supports GIS and track analytics across land, sea, air, space, indoor, and logical graph data. Deployments can run in cloud, on-premises, edge, mobile, or disconnected environments. Hosting options include SaaS or managed cloud, hybrid cloud, AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform; supported systems include Linux, Windows, Kubernetes, Docker, and OpenShift. The platform lists REST, JavaScript, and TypeScript APIs, SDKs for Java, Python, Node.js, C#, TypeScript, and JavaScript, OGC services, and major database support. Integrations include mapping, GIS, analytics, Salesforce, Dropbox, SharePoint, and Amazon connectors. Security includes role-based access, granular sharing, row- or cell-level permissions, and authentication through SAML, OAuth, Active Directory, PKI, or tokens. Pricing is on request.