Well, as a general direction, you have SQL, noSql and blends.
SQL: you have mySql (though Mariadb as a drop-in MySQL replacement is significantly better and provides noSql models as well as climb stores) and postgresql as main options. I generally go with Mariadb because I know it better and how to optimize it. Don't disregard online sources.
NoSql: for all intents and purposes Mongo is ahead.
Column store: I strongly recommend Clickhouse as a high performance column store with SQL compatible syntax.
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Well, as a general direction, you have SQL, noSql and blends.
SQL: you have mySql (though Mariadb as a drop-in MySQL replacement is significantly better and provides noSql models as well as climb stores) and postgresql as main options. I generally go with Mariadb because I know it better and how to optimize it. Don't disregard online sources.
NoSql: for all intents and purposes Mongo is ahead.
Column store: I strongly recommend Clickhouse as a high performance column store with SQL compatible syntax.