Apache Drill
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What both publish
| Fact | Apache Drill | QoreDB |
|---|---|---|
| Querying | It lets users query raw data in place without first loading it, creating schemas or transforming it. | Core includes a SQL and Mongo editor with autocomplete and linting, query history, and a high-performance data grid with bulk edit and advanced filters. |
| Security | Documented security features include Kerberos, username and password authentication, Digest authentication, authorization and user impersonation. | Core includes an Argon2-encrypted credential vault, native SSH tunneling, production safety rules, and a basic audit log with redaction. |
| Support | The project directs questions to its drill-dev mailing list and welcomes contributions. | The site links to community channels on GitHub, Discord, and LinkedIn. |
Apache Drill plans
- Apache DrillFree
QoreDB plans
- CoreFree
- Pro€49, paid once
- Team€99 a year
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Apache Drill if…
It suits users who want to query raw data across Hadoop, NoSQL, cloud, or local sources, and developers building applications with its REST API. BI users can connect through the listed JDBC and ODBC drivers.
Pick QoreDB if…
QoreDB suits people who need one desktop client for SQL and NoSQL databases across the listed operating systems. Its free Core plan includes querying, editing, schema tools, and a read-only MCP server; Pro adds BYOK AI features and other tools for €49 once.