Published: 08 January 2024
Summary
Most operational use cases for cloud DBMS are centered on online transaction processing transactions, lightweight transactions or operational intelligence. Data and analytics leaders can use this research to consider, plan and use their cloud DBMS deployments.
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Overview
Key Findings
The next wave of disruption in the DBMS market will be the emergence of the data ecosystem as the overall data platform. This presents an entire data estate, across heterogeneous products and clouds, as an accessible, logical entity.
Cloud service providers dominate the market for cloud DBMS, with a combined market share of over 80%. Many organizations use these as a default as they are mature enough to successfully handle most standard workloads.
Almost 50% of the relational products in this report use the PostgreSQL API and client. The Redis, MySQL, Cassandra and MongoDB APIs are supported by many DBMS
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Strategic Planning Assumptions
- Alibaba Cloud (PolarDB)
- Amazon Web Services (Amazon Aurora)
- Cloudera (Cloudera Data Platform)
- Cockroach Labs (CockroachDB)
- Couchbase (Couchbase Capella)
- EDB (BigAnimal)
- Google (Google Cloud Spanner)
- IBM (IBM Db2 on Cloud)
- InterSystems (InterSystems IRIS)
- Microsoft (Azure SQL Database)
- MongoDB (MongoDB Atlas)
- Neo4j (AuraDB)
- Oracle (Autonomous Transaction Processing)
- Redis (Redis Cloud)
- SAP (SAP HANA Cloud)
- YugabyteDB
- Resource Usage
- Performance Features
- Analytics
- Application Development Support
- Distributed Capabilities
- Financial Governance
- Management and Administration
- Transactional Consistency
- Multicloud/Intercloud/Hybrid
- OLTP Transactions
- Lightweight Transactions
- Operational Intelligence
Critical Capabilities Methodology