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FactOceanBase DatabaseTiCDC
AvailabilityThe documentation says OceanBase supports high availability and disaster recovery at node, data center, and region levels.TiCDC has no single point of failure and supports dynamically adding and deleting TiCDC nodes.
Company foundingOceanBase states that its database operation began in 2010.LinkedIn states that the TiDB organization was founded in 2015 by three software engineers.
DeploymentOceanBase Community Edition is open source, OceanBase Enterprise is self-hosted, and OceanBase Cloud is fully managed across cloud providers.TiCDC can be deployed with a new TiDB cluster or added to an existing cluster using TiUP.
DocumentationOfficial documentation covers deployment, migration, MySQL and Oracle compatibility, application development, drivers, ORMs, security, backup, monitoring and troubleshooting.The TiCDC documentation includes deployment, changefeeds, monitoring, alerting, troubleshooting, performance tuning, integration scenarios, APIs, compatibility, FAQs, and a glossary.
Founded20102015
High availabilityOceanBase documents multi-replica availability and disaster recovery from node level through five data centers across three regions.TiCDC has no single point of failure and supports dynamically adding or deleting TiCDC nodes.

OceanBase Database plans

  • Community EditionFree
  • OceanBase Community EditionFree
  • OceanBase Cloud Alibaba Cloud pay-as-you-go example$2.38 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • OceanBase EnterprisePriced on request

TiCDC plans

  • TiCDC (open-source)Free

Pick OceanBase Database if…

OceanBase Database may suit teams building transactional, analytical, or AI workloads that need Oracle or MySQL compatibility. Its Community, self-hosted Enterprise, and managed Cloud options address different deployment preferences.

Pick TiCDC if…

TiCDC suits teams operating TiDB that need change-data feeds, cluster replication, or downstream data for monitoring, caching, indexing, and analysis. It is self-hosted and supports API and Linux environments.

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