Apache Geode vs. HerdDB vs. Oracle TimesTen vs. TurboSQL Comparison Chart

HerdDB is a SQL distributed database implemented in Java. It has been designed to be embeddable in any Java Virtual Machine. It is optimized for fast "writes" and primary key read/update access patterns. HerdDB is designed to manage hundreds of tables. It is simple to add and remove hosts and to reconfigure tablespaces to easly distribute the load on multiple systems. HerdDB leverages Apache Zookeeper and Apache Bookkeeper to build a fully replicated, shared-nothing architecture without any single point of failure. At the low level HerdDB is very similar to a key-value NoSQL database. On top of that an SQL abstraction layer and JDBC Driver support enables every user to leverage existing known-how and port existing applications to HerdDB. At Diennea we developed EmailSuccess, a powerfull MTA (Mail Transfer Agent), designed to deliver millions of email messages per hour to inboxes all around the world,

TurboSQL is a blazing-fast, AI-powered SQL desktop application designed to enhance developer productivity. Built on the Tauri framework, it offers near-native performance, ensuring that queries run instantly. It features a keyboard-first design, allowing users to execute actions swiftly without relying on a mouse. With smart organization capabilities, developers can neatly arrange their queries into folders and files, mirroring a typical coding environment. TurboSQL's built-in AI assistant can generate SQL queries from plain English, explain complex SQL statements, and autocomplete queries intelligently based on the database schema. The user interface is minimalistic and supports dark mode, providing a clean and enjoyable workspace. TurboSQL supports unlimited database connections and emphasizes a fully secure, local-first experience. It's tailored for developers who seek speed, simplicity, and efficiency in their SQL workflows. ​