Firebird
*Platform: Windows, Linux, and macOS.
*Languages: SQL, C, and C++.
*Cloud version available: No
Firebird was born as a fork of InterBase in 2000, however, it has undergone significant overhaul since then. It's not seen as a direct drop-in replacement for InterBase. Firebird runs on all popular operating systems such as Windows, Linux, and macOS and supports OLTP as well as OLAP applications considering the fact that it has a multi-generational architecture.
*Platform: Windows, Linux, and macOS.
*Languages: SQL, C, and C++.
*Cloud version available: No
Firebird was born as a fork of InterBase in 2000, however, it has undergone significant overhaul since then. It's not seen as a direct drop-in replacement for InterBase. Firebird runs on all popular operating systems such as Windows, Linux, and macOS and supports OLTP as well as OLAP applications considering the fact that it has a multi-generational architecture.
It is completely open source and supports four architectures - Super Classic, Classic, SuperServer, and Embedded. Despite being around for a while, Firebird doesn't support easy inter-connects with other database software. This has resulted in Firebird not being as popular as some of the other database software mentioned in this list.
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