More DB connections based on current rankings?

[Atabarezz]

Below is a list of DBMS rankings as of August 2016

(for an updated and longer list see: http://db-engines.com/en/ranking)

I personally look for; HBase, Splunk, MariaDB, Couchbase, Amazon Dynamo, CouchDB connections...

Rank			DBMS	Database Model	Alteryx
Aug	Jul	Aug
2016	2016	2015
1.	1	1	Oracle	Relational DBMS	Yes
2.	2	2	MySQL	Relational DBMS	Yes
3.	3	3	Microsoft SQL Server	Relational DBMS	Yes
4.	4	4	MongoDB	Document store	Yes
5.	5	5	PostgreSQL	Relational DBMS	Yes
6.	6	6	DB2	Relational DBMS	Yes
7.	7	8	Cassandra	Wide column store	Yes
8.	8	7	Microsoft Access	Relational DBMS	Yes
9.	9	9	SQLite	Relational DBMS	Yes
10.	10	10	Redis	Key-value store	No
11.	11	14	Elasticsearch	Search engine	No
12.	12	13	Teradata	Relational DBMS	Yes
13.	13	11	SAP Adaptive Server	Relational DBMS	Yes
14.	14	12	Solr	Search engine	No
15.	15	15	HBase	Wide column store	No
16.	16	17	FileMaker	Relational DBMS	No
17.	18	18	Splunk	Search engine	No
18.	17	16	Hive	Relational DBMS	Yes
19.	19	19	SAP HANA	Relational DBMS	Yes
20.	20	25	MariaDB	Relational DBMS	No
21.	21	22	Neo4j	Graph DBMS	No
22.	22	20	Informix	Relational DBMS	No
23.	23	21	Memcached	Key-value store	No
24.	24	24	Couchbase	Document store	No
25.	25	28	Amazon DynamoDB	Document store	No
26.	26	23	CouchDB	Document store	No
27.	27	30	Vertica	Relational DBMS	Yes
28.	28	29	Microsoft Azure SQL Database	Relational DBMS	Yes
29.	29	27	Netezza	Relational DBMS	Yes
30.	30	26	Firebird	Relational DBMS	No
31.	31	31	Riak KV	Key-value store	No
32.	33	40	Amazon Redshift	Relational DBMS	Yes
33.	32	32	MarkLogic	Multi-model	No
34.	34	34	dBASE	Relational DBMS	Yes
35.	35	35	Greenplum	Relational DBMS	Yes
36.	36	33	Ingres	Relational DBMS	No
37.	37	39	Impala	Relational DBMS	Yes
38.	38	36	Sphinx	Search engine	No
39.	39	43	Hazelcast	Key-value store	No
40.	40	38	Ehcache	Key-value store	No
41.	41	51	Google BigQuery	Relational DBMS	Yes
42.	43	50	OrientDB	Multi-model	No
43.	42	41	Interbase	Relational DBMS	No
44.	45	45	Spark SQL	Relational DBMS	No
45.	44	55	Titan	Graph DBMS	No
46.	46	68	RethinkDB	Document store	No
47.	50	81	InfluxDB	Time Series DBMS	No
48.	47	69	Aerospike	Key-value store	No
49.	49	47	Cloudant	Document store	No

[oo]

Thanks for the list, Altan.

I'm a little confused here.
In what way is Splunk a partner of Alteryx if there is no DB connection between these two great products?
http://www.alteryx.com/partners/splunk-inc

[Atabarezz]

I noted Alteryx - Splunk relation as a No, though there is a partnership, look here; http://www.alteryx.com/partners/splunk-inc

I'm wondering about the same question...

Best

[SeannG]

Gents, We have seen some customers leverage the ODBC connector for Splunk to r/w data. We don't have a named connector at this point. 

[AlteryxDave]

Do we have a native connector for Elasticsearch?  I just came across that today with a prospect.

[SeannG]

@AlteryxDave I asked one of the folks internally who uses Alteryx and Elastic - reading is easy via the download tool. They use curl via run command to bulk write to elasticsearch - but you can use the download tool to write one at a time as well.

[Atabarezz]

 This is the more up to date state of play;

#Elasticsearch, #MariaDB and #DynamoDB are catching up fast...

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