TL;DR - ArangoDB
- ArangoDB is a multi-model database combining document, graph, and key-value data models
- It enables complex queries across data types with a single query language called AQL
- Free community edition, enterprise plans available
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 80/100
Pricing Plans
free trialCommunity
Free
Open source
- Multi-model database
- Graph, document, K/V
- AQL query language
- Apache 2 license
Most Popular
Enterprise
Custom
Self-managed
- SmartGraphs
- 360° encryption
- LDAP integration
- Enterprise support
Oasis
$0.2/hour
Managed cloud
- Fully managed
- Auto-scaling
- All cloud providers
- 24/7 support
About ArangoDB
ArangoDB handles graphs, documents, and key-value data in one database. Instead of running separate databases for different data models, you use one system with one query language for everything.
Graph traversals, document queries, and joins work together naturally. Deploy as a single server or scale across a cluster. The AQL query language is powerful without being obscure.
Applications with mixed data model requirements find ArangoDB eliminates the complexity of integrating multiple database systems.
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ArangoDB FAQ
Yes, ArangoDB Community Edition is free and open source. Enterprise Edition adds features like SmartGraphs and Datacenter replication at commercial pricing.
ArangoDB is a multi-model database supporting documents, graphs, and key-value in one engine. Write queries mixing all three data models. Reduces complexity of running multiple databases.
Neo4j is pure graph database with more graph features. ArangoDB combines graphs with documents. Neo4j for graph-heavy workloads; ArangoDB for mixed data models.
AQL (ArangoDB Query Language) is the query language for ArangoDB. SQL-like syntax that works across documents, graphs, and key-value data. One language for all data models.
Yes, ArangoDB supports clustering for horizontal scaling. SmartGraphs (Enterprise) enable efficient distributed graph queries. Can handle large datasets across nodes.