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What are Database Clients for Linux?

Database clients are tools or applications used to connect to a database server and interact with its data. They allow users to perform operations such as querying, updating, inserting, and deleting records through a structured language. These clients often offer intuitive interfaces or command-line options to simplify database management tasks. They are essential for managing data efficiently, catering to both small-scale and enterprise-level needs. By providing a bridge between users and the database, they streamline data access and administration. Compare and read user reviews of the best Database Clients for Linux currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    ClusterControl

    ClusterControl

    Severalnines

    ClusterControl is a hybrid, multi-cloud database ops orchestration platform for MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Redis, TimescaleDB, SQL Server on Linux, Galera Cluster, PostgreSQL, and MySQL in on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. It handles full-lifecycle operations, from deployment to failover, backup and more. With its full suite of databases, ops features and ability to be deployed in any environment, it enables organizations to implement the Sovereign DBaaS concept. ClusterControl is perfect for organizations that need to reliably run large-scale, open-source database operations but don't want to be limited by traditional DBaaS providers in environment choice, open-source license stability, and DB access.
    Starting Price: €250/node/month
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