Open Source
- MySQL: - !Limited SQL, not good for OLAP (but getting better all the time) 
- !Limited transaction support but fast lookups 
- !Extremely widely used, e.g., web servers (Linux Apache MySQL PHP - LAMP) 
 
- PostgreSQL: - Rich SQL features, decent query optimizer!Not as widely used but popular in academia
 
- SQLite: - SQL transactional DB, server-less, self-contained, zero-configuration
 
- Berkeley DB!No SQL!! - Embedded database, a few hundred KB size 
- Basically a library of disk-based data structures with support for transactions 
 
- MapReduce, BigT able, PNuts, Dynamo, and others - No SQL 
- Used for data and text analysis (search engines etc) or to keep live data 
 
- Many other specialized systems for warehousing and continuous queries