Supavisor
7.6#3 in database proxy softwareFrom $25 a monthFree planAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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What both publish
| Fact | Supavisor | TiCDC |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | The README describes cluster behavior that can restart tenant pools when clients reconnect after a node goes down. | TiCDC has no single point of failure and supports dynamically adding and deleting TiCDC nodes. |
| Founded | 2020 | 2015 |
| Funding news | Supabase announced an $80 million Series B in May 2022, bringing reported total funding to $116 million at that time. | PingCAP announced a $270 million Series D round on November 17, 2020, led jointly by GGV Capital, Access Technology Ventures, Anatole Investment, Jeneration Capital, and 5Y Capital. |
| High availability | Cluster nodes monitor tenant pools and reconnecting clients can start replacement pools after a node failure. | TiCDC has no single point of failure and supports dynamically adding or deleting TiCDC nodes. |
| Licence | The repository is distributed under the Apache-2.0 licence. | The public TiCDC repository is licensed under Apache-2.0. |
Supavisor plans
- FreeFree
- Open-source SupavisorFree
- Pro$25 a month
- Team$599 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
TiCDC plans
- TiCDC (open-source)Free
Pick Supavisor if…
Supavisor suits teams operating PostgreSQL that need connection pooling across tenants or a single-tenant PgBouncer replacement. It is aimed at self-hosted deployments rather than serverless environments.
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.