The best Neo4j alternatives
The rest of Best Database Administration Tools, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
ClusterControl suits teams automating supported databases across on-premises, cloud, Kubernetes, or isolated environments.
DbNinja suits people who need to administer MySQL databases and are able to install and configure a self-hosted web application.
OpenEverest may suit teams managing databases or storage on Kubernetes who want provisioning through a UI, API, or CLI.
Adminer may suit people who want a compact web interface for managing supported databases and are able to run PHP with sessions enabled.
pgAdmin suits people administering, developing for, or monitoring PostgreSQL databases.
It suits people who need browser-based administration for SQLite databases on a PHP server.
phpMyAdmin suits administrators who need a web interface for MySQL or MariaDB and can host the software themselves.
It suits teams managing Oracle databases, engineered systems and related applications across on-premises and cloud environments.
TPA suits teams that want to deploy Postgres clusters on self-hosted Linux infrastructure, from testbeds to production environments.
YBA suits teams operating YugabyteDB across on-premises infrastructure, public clouds or Kubernetes.
SQL Provision may suit software teams that need database copies for development, testing, or continuous integration.
It suits organizations running MongoDB that require self-managed, private-cloud, or hybrid-cloud deployment and centralized administration.
ECE suits organizations managing Elasticsearch deployments across teams or locations, including those hosting sensitive data internally or reusing…
It suits enterprises managing Postgres estates across on-premises, cloud, hybrid, or sovereign data-center environments.
It suits organizations running ScyllaDB enterprise clusters that need automated maintenance and backup management.
