Open Source Databases Software
Databases software provides structured systems for storing, retrieving, and managing large volumes of information. These tools handle diverse data formats including relational tables, object storage, and vector embeddings for semantic search. This type of software serves developers and data engineers who need to organize unstructured data or generate API endpoints. By hosting these apps on private infrastructure, you avoid external hosting costs and keep sensitive records and database schemas within your own network environment.
This page lists 35 open source tools in the Databases category. The most popular are NocoDB, MinIO and Milvus. Most use the Apache-2.0 or AGPL-3.0 license, and 31 offer an official Docker image.
NetPad
A cross-platform C# editor and playground for running code snippets without creating full projects.
Azimutt
Visualize, document, and analyze complex database schemas through interactive entity relationship diagrams and data navigation tools.
Atomic Server
A lightweight headless CMS and graph database for creating, sharing, and modeling linked atomic data.
Conar
Manage multiple database connections with AI assisted SQL query writing and encrypted storage for various database engines.
Freenet
A peer to peer platform for censorship resistant communication and publishing via a decentralized encrypted datastore.
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