CrateDB
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What both publish
| Fact | CrateDB | eDB |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Documented integrations include Tableau Cloud, Power BI, Kafka, StreamSets, DBeaver, Prometheus, Grafana, Airflow, Superset, Metabase, Excel and n8n. | The page says eDB depends on the EoS Kernel, eBoot, and EIPC, and powers eAI, eOffice, eHealth365, eFlow, and other EoS applications. |
| License | The open-source core is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. | The product is described as open source under the MIT license, with issues, discussions, and pull requests welcome. |
| Purpose | CrateDB is a real-time analytics database for live operational data. | eDB is an embedded multi-model database for EoS devices with SQL, JSON document, and key-value stores. |
| SQL | CrateDB supports SQL, including joins, aggregations, and window functions over billions of rows without pre-aggregation or schema redesign. | Its SQL interface supports a SQLite-compatible subset including CREATE TABLE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, and JOIN. |
CrateDB plans
- Shared FreeFree
- Shared—
- Dedicated—
- Open SourceFree
- CrateDB Cloud Free PlanFree
- CrateDB Cloud Shared$0.07 a month
eDB plans
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Pick CrateDB if…
CrateDB suits teams analyzing live operational data across varied formats who need SQL and horizontal scaling. It also fits users choosing between a managed Cloud service and deployment on their own infrastructure, including those seeking an Apache 2.0 open-source core.
Pick eDB if…
eDB suits developers building EmbeddedOS applications that need persistent sensor logs, model metadata, configurations, device state, or health records. It fits teams seeking a compact, self-hosted database with several data models.