Compare PostgreSQL and Yellowbrick 
- Users report that PostgreSQL excels in data management with a high score of 9.2 for data schema and query language, making it a strong choice for those needing robust data structuring and querying capabilities. In contrast, Yellowbrick shines in data compression with an impressive score of 9.7, which reviewers mention significantly enhances storage efficiency.
- Reviewers mention that Yellowbrick offers superior quality of support, scoring 9.6 compared to PostgreSQL's 7.9. Users on G2 highlight the responsiveness and expertise of Yellowbrick's support team, which can be crucial for enterprises requiring immediate assistance.
- G2 users note that PostgreSQL has a strong community and extensive documentation, contributing to its ease of use score of 8.5. However, users report that Yellowbrick's ease of setup is slightly better at 8.5, indicating a more streamlined installation process for new users.
- Users say that PostgreSQL's built-in data analytics feature scores 8.6, which is beneficial for users looking for integrated analytical capabilities. Conversely, Yellowbrick's focus on data lake analytics, scoring 7.5, suggests it may not be as robust in this area, according to some reviewers.
- Reviewers mention that PostgreSQL's ACID compliance score of 9.0 is a significant advantage for users needing reliable transaction processing. Yellowbrick, while also compliant, does not emphasize this feature as strongly, leading some users to prefer PostgreSQL for mission-critical applications.
- Users on G2 report that PostgreSQL's data governance and security features score 9.4, making it a solid choice for organizations prioritizing data security. Yellowbrick, while also secure, does not match this level of confidence among users, particularly in areas like access control and encryption.
- On-demand pricing with per-second metering billed monthly
- Runs in your cloud account
One of PostgreSQL's best features is strong adherence to the ANSI-SQL:2008 standard, which makes it a very comfortable choice when switching from other database systems. It's open source, well maintained, industry proven and battle-hardened, with a rich set...
Replication, at least in 2006-2007 was slony and log-shipping. Slony would fail to create new replicas after about 100 gigs on somewhat serious enterprise hardware due to it recreating the database via a pg_dump method which obviously stops working after...
Easy to migrate from other MPP systems and exceptional query peformance with no need of any DBA. Can migrate from Netezza to Yellowbricks by running as is code with minimal changes. GUI for monitoring, user access and workload management. Minimal to zero...
One of PostgreSQL's best features is strong adherence to the ANSI-SQL:2008 standard, which makes it a very comfortable choice when switching from other database systems. It's open source, well maintained, industry proven and battle-hardened, with a rich set...
Easy to migrate from other MPP systems and exceptional query peformance with no need of any DBA. Can migrate from Netezza to Yellowbricks by running as is code with minimal changes. GUI for monitoring, user access and workload management. Minimal to zero...
Replication, at least in 2006-2007 was slony and log-shipping. Slony would fail to create new replicas after about 100 gigs on somewhat serious enterprise hardware due to it recreating the database via a pg_dump method which obviously stops working after...
