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* '''[[Relational database]]s:''' Structured databases that use tables to organize and relate data. Common Examples include - [[MySQL]], [[PostgreSQL]] and many more.
* '''NoSQL databases:''' [[NoSQL|NoSQL databases]] are designed to handle [[Unstructured data|unstructured]] or [[Semi-structured data|semi-structured]] data and can be more flexible than [[relational database]]s. They come in various types, such as [[Document-oriented database|document-oriented]], [[Key–value database|key-value stores]], column-family stores, and [[graph database]]s. Examples: [[MongoDB]], [[Apache Cassandra|Cassandra]], [[ScyllaDB]], [[Apache CouchDB|CouchDB]], [[Redis]].
* '''Document stores:''' [[Document-oriented database|Document stores]] store data in a [[Semi-structured data|semi-structured]] format, typically using [[JSON]] or [[XML]] documents. Each document can have a different structure, providing flexibility. Examples''':''' [[MongoDB]], [[CouchDB]].
* '''Key-value stores:''' [[Key–value database|Key-value stores]] store data as pairs of keys and values. They are simple and efficient for certain types of operations, like [[Cache (computing)|caching]]. Examples: [[Redis]], [[Amazon DynamoDB|DynamoDB]].
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