MariaDB Enterprise Analytics vs TurbineProxy
| MariaDB Enterprise Analytics | TurbineProxy | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes | |
| Paid from | Free | |
| Platforms | Linux, self-hosted | api, Linux, self-hosted, Web |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Deployment model | both | self-hosted |
| Connection pooling | Yes | Yes |
| Query routing | Yes | Yes |
| Load balancing | Yes | Yes |
| Automatic failover | Yes | Yes |
| Supported databases | MariaDB Server, MySQL-compatible servers, ColumnStore, Enterprise Cluster, MongoDB protocol | MySQL, PostgreSQL |
| Object storage support | Yes | |
| Streaming ingestion | Yes | |
| Supported data formats | CSV, TSV, JSON, Avro | |
| Supported database engines | MariaDB Server | |
| Automated provisioning | No | |
| High availability management | Yes | |
| Roles and permissions | Yes | |
| Audit logging | Yes | |
| Change data capture | Yes | |
| Replication direction | multi-way | |
| Deployment options | hybrid | |
| Cross-region replication | Yes | |
| Real-time ingestion | Yes | |
| Deployment | hybrid | |
| Query language | sql | |
| Data source coverage | MariaDB tables, row-based tables, S3-compatible object storage, Kafka streams, Spark data, CSV and bulk-loaded files |
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