Best Query Engines for Linux of 2025

Find and compare the best Query Engines for Linux in 2025

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Query Engines for Linux on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Apache Impala Reviews
    Impala offers low latency, high concurrency, and a wide range of storage options, including Iceberg and open data formats. Impala scales linearly in multitenant environments. Impala integrates native Hadoop security, Kerberos authentication, and the Ranger module to ensure that the correct users and applications have access to the right data. Utilize the same file and data formats and metadata, security, and resource management frameworks as your Hadoop deployment, with no redundant infrastructure or data conversion/duplication. Impala uses the same metadata driver and ODBC driver as Apache Hive. Impala, like Hive, supports SQL. You don't need to reinvent the wheel. Impala allows more users to interact with data, whether they are using SQL queries or BI apps, through a single repository. Metadata is also stored from the source of the data until it has been analyzed.
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    PuppyGraph Reviews
    PuppyGraph allows you to query multiple data stores in a single graph model. Graph databases can be expensive, require months of setup, and require a dedicated team. Traditional graph databases struggle to handle data beyond 100GB and can take hours to run queries with multiple hops. A separate graph database complicates architecture with fragile ETLs, and increases your total cost ownership (TCO). Connect to any data source, anywhere. Cross-cloud and cross region graph analytics. No ETLs are required, nor is data replication. PuppyGraph allows you to query data as a graph directly from your data lakes and warehouses. This eliminates the need for time-consuming ETL processes that are required with a traditional graph databases setup. No more data delays or failed ETL processes. PuppyGraph eliminates graph scaling issues by separating computation from storage.
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    StarRocks Reviews
    StarRocks offers at least 300% more performance than other popular solutions, whether you're using a single or multiple tables. With a rich set connectors, you can ingest real-time data into StarRocks for the latest insights. A query engine that adapts your use cases. StarRocks allows you to scale your analytics easily without moving your data or rewriting SQL. StarRocks allows a rapid journey between data and insight. StarRocks is unmatched in performance and offers a unified OLAP system that covers the most common data analytics scenarios. StarRocks offers at least 300% faster performance than other popular solutions, whether you are working with one table or many. StarRocks' built-in memory-and-disk-based caching framework is specifically designed to minimize the I/O overhead of fetching data from external storage to accelerate query performance.
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    Backtrace Reviews
    Don't let game, app, or device crashes stop you from having a great experience. Backtrace automates cross-platform exception management and cross-platform crash management so that you can focus on shipping. Cross-platform callstack, event aggregation, and monitoring. A single system can process errors from panics and core dumps, minidumps, as well as during runtime across your stack. Backtrace generates searchable, structured error reports from your data. Automated analysis reduces time to resolution by surfacing important signals which lead engineers to the crash root cause. Rich integrations into dashboards and notification systems mean that you don't have to worry about missing a detail. Backtrace's rich queries engine will help you answer the questions that are most important to you. A high-level overview of errors, prioritization and trends across all projects can be viewed. You can search through key data points as well as your own custom data for all errors.
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    Arroyo Reviews
    Scale from 0 to millions of events every second. Arroyo is shipped as a single compact binary. Run locally on MacOS, Linux or Kubernetes for development and deploy to production using Docker or Kubernetes. Arroyo is an entirely new stream processing engine that was built from the ground-up to make real time easier than batch. Arroyo has been designed so that anyone with SQL knowledge can build reliable, efficient and correct streaming pipelines. Data scientists and engineers are able to build real-time dashboards, models, and applications from end-to-end without the need for a separate streaming expert team. SQL allows you to transform, filter, aggregate and join data streams with results that are sub-second. Your streaming pipelines should not page someone because Kubernetes rescheduled your pods. Arroyo can run in a modern, elastic cloud environment, from simple container runtimes such as Fargate, to large, distributed deployments using the Kubernetes logo.
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