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Aiven for PostgreSQL vs Matisse

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6.3#21 in relational databases$245 one-time
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FactAiven for PostgreSQLMatisse
AdministrationAiven automates setup, maintenance, patching, scaling and version upgrades.Matisse says it was designed to require no dedicated DBA and only minimal administration once running.
AvailabilityAiven advertises a 99.99% uptime SLA with automatic failover and point-in-time recovery.Matisse describes automatic disk mirroring and database replication to support fault tolerance and availability.
Founded20161990
HeadquartersHelsinki, FinlandBurlingame, California, United States
IntegrationsPostgreSQL can integrate with Aiven for Grafana for visualization and can send metrics to external endpoints such as Datadog.The site lists Visual Studio .NET, JBuilder, NetBeans, Forte, Rational Rose, and ODBC, JDBC, and ADO.NET connectivity.
Intended usersAiven positions the free tier for learning and prototypes, Developer for test and personal projects, Startup for high-performance test environments, and Business for production workloads.Matisse is designed for object developers and database administrators building scalable applications and services.

Aiven for PostgreSQL plans

  • FreeFree
  • Developer$5 a month
  • Hobbyist$12 a month
  • Startup$75 a month
  • Business$180 a month
  • Premium$270 a month

Matisse plans

  • Developer trial versionFree
  • Matisse Lite$245, paid once
  • Matisse DBMS Standard Edition$1,570, paid once

Pick Aiven for PostgreSQL if…

The free tier is positioned for learning and prototypes, while Developer is aimed at test and personal projects. Startup and Business are positioned for higher-performance testing and production workloads, respectively.

Pick Matisse if…

Matisse is intended for object developers and database administrators building scalable applications and services. Its listed industry focus includes healthcare, life sciences, financial services, defense, and manufacturing.

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