Comparison

Amazon Aurora vs YugabyteDB

On the evidence we track, YugabyteDB leads this comparison with a composite score of 59/100. Scores are only directly comparable because these tools share a category; the full breakdown and every source is below.

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Amazon Aurora50
YugabyteDB59
Score
Vioscale score
Amazon Aurora50 / 100low · 48%
YugabyteDB59 / 100medium · 71%
Pricing
Free tier
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Model
Amazon Aurorafreemium
YugabyteDBcommercial
Price level
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDBhigh
Transparent
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Integrations
Count
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB1
Security
Disclosure policy
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Fedramp
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Gdpr
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Hipaa
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Iso27001
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Pci
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Soc2
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Reliability
Sla pct
Amazon Aurora99.999
YugabyteDB
Status page
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Market
Availability
Amazon AuroraAvailable worldwide
YugabyteDB

Capabilities

Feature-by-feature on the axes that matter for relational databases. “-” means undocumented, not absent.

Core
SQL model
Amazon AuroraFull SQL
YugabyteDBFull SQL
Transactions
ACID transactions
Amazon AuroraFull
YugabyteDBFull
Highest isolation level
Amazon Aurora-
YugabyteDBSerializable
Consistency
Consistency
Amazon AuroraStrong
YugabyteDBStrong
Scale
Horizontal scale
Amazon AuroraNatively distributed
YugabyteDBNatively distributed
Replication
Replication
Amazon Aurora-
YugabyteDBConsensus (Raft/Paxos)
Availability
Automatic failover / HA
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Deployment
Deployment
Amazon AuroraServerless
YugabyteDBSelf-hosted
Serverless / scale-to-zero
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB-
Compatibility
Wire compatibility
Amazon AuroraPostgres protocol
YugabyteDBPostgres protocol
Extensibility
Extensions / plugins / UDFs
Amazon Aurora-
YugabyteDB
Licensing
Licence class
Amazon AuroraProprietary
YugabyteDBPermissive OSS
Data types
JSON / document support
Amazon Aurora-
YugabyteDB
Geo / spatial
Amazon Aurora-
YugabyteDB-

What each one is

The product in its own terms, so the numbers below have context.

Amazon Aurora

Aurora is a serverless, relational database service offering zero infrastructure management and instant scaling. It provides 6x the throughput of standard PostgreSQL and MySQL while maintaining full compatibility with both.

Independently observed

YugabyteDB

Leader

A distributed SQL database designed for mission-critical transactional data, available as open source software or managed cloud services with multi-region and high-availability capabilities.

Independently observed

Pricing

List pricing as published by each vendor, with the date we read it. Always verify at the source before you buy.

Amazon Aurora

Pricing not documented yet.

YugabyteDB

Leader
from $125/moHybridFree tier

From $125/vCPU/month. Free tier available. Storage and data transfer costs additional.

  • Standard$125/vCPU/month
    • PostgreSQL API (YSQL)
    • Cassandra API (YCQL)
    • Change Data Capture
    • Single-region fault tolerance
    • PostgreSQL extensions
    • +7 more
  • Professional$167/vCPU/month
    • All Standard features
    • Multi-region stretched clusters
    • Read Replicas
    • Row-level geo-partitioning for data residency
    • Performance Advisor
    • +3 more
  • EnterpriseContact sales
    • All Professional features
    • Customer Managed Keys (CMK) encryption at rest
    • Single Sign On via OpenID Connect (OIDC)
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Platform & deployment

Where each product runs and how it can be hosted. A dash means undocumented, not unsupported.

Platforms
Web
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Deployment
Cloud / SaaS
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Self-hosted
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB
Hybrid
Amazon Aurora
YugabyteDB

Integrations

What each product connects to. Counts come from the vendor's own integration directory where one exists.

Amazon Aurora

Not documented yet.

YugabyteDB

Leader
1 total
  • Arctype SQL Client
Independently observed

Comparison generated from independently-sourced facts. Every value links to its source and retrieval date. See the method.