DB-Engines August 2020 Database Ranking: Top 3 remains unchanged, Redis Anti-Elasticsearch

DB-Engines recently released its August 2020 database ranking, which ranks database management systems based on their popularity. I t counts the rankings of 359 databases in real time. The top 10 rankings are detailed in the figure below:

Compared with last month, this month's top 10 ranking overall change is not much. cle, MySQL, and Microsoft SQL Server remain in the top three, leading the way. Relationship database is easy to maintain, easy to use, in the context of the rise of domestic databases, the top 10, relational databases accounted for 7 seats, still popular.

The eye-catching red-green symmetric arrow is definitely the biggest point of view. edis finally shook off the Millennium Eight to finish seventh behind Elasticsearch by 0.55. Redis rose 8.79 from a year earlier and 2.83 from July. Although the increase was modest, Redis as the "boss" of the key-value database, gradually became the factual standard of the memory database.

A few years ago, there were doubts about Redis T oday, however, Redis simple, efficient, secure and stable features are well available through a wide range of practical applications. Redis is used by companies from the Top 500 to small start-ups, both at home and abroad. In addition to Redis becoming more and more popular, another change is that it's getting faster and faster, and it's getting more and more powerful.

It's also worth noting that Microsoft Access has re-entered the TOP 10 in the TIOBE programming language leaderboard, with the full 11-30 listed below:

Overall, the gains were modest, with one or two ups and downs, notably Microsoft's Azure SQL up eight places from a year earlier, up 28.85. T he Number One InfluxDB In The Timing Database Is Up Five PlaceS From Last Year And One Place From July. InfluxDB is a very good timing database that directly drives surveillance technology into a new era of real-time, nasal levels.

Among the top 100, ClicKHouse rose 30 places in the same period this month.

ClickHouse is an open source OLAP database from Yandex Russia, with superior performance from its owners, with an official benchmark of 2.63 times the average response time of ClickHouse Vertica times that of InfiniDB 27 times that of MonetDB 126 times that of Hive 429 times that of MySQL and 10 times that of Greenplum

ClickHouse open source time is short, but it's growing fast. ClickHouse has been growing rapidly since open source in 2016 and is now recognized as the industry's OLAP database dark horse, which has been used by many companies such as Headlines, Ali, Tencent, Sina, And Qingyun.

See here for the full ranking: db-engines.com/en/ranking

These are the rankings of the database in August this year, I hope to help you.