State of Open Source Databases
summary
Surveys 2022 trends: analytical systems move to distributed architectures with storage/compute separation, many teams run 10 or more databases, and serverless shifts billing to data volume and query complexity rather than servers. Postgres protocol compatibility spreads (ClickHouse, CockroachDB, Yugabyte) and Snowflake tops DB-Engines in 2021 as a cloud-first winner. License changes (Elastic → non-open prompted the OpenSearch fork) reshape adoption. Kubernetes operators become the common foundation for multi-cloud DBaaS with day‑two automation.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:02Separation of Storage and Compute
- 1:47HTAP - Hybrid Transactional Analytical Processing
- 2:37Multiple Databases
- 6:39What Is the Biggest Factor Impacting Open Source
- 9:32Open Source Ownership and Governance
- 10:58Single Vendor
- 14:41No Different from Proprietary Software
- 17:58Operating Systems
- 18:26Open Source Catches Up Again
- 23:41Summary
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