MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MS SQL - fully supported
EQQ works with the database you already run. There is no migration, no export into a proprietary store, and no “supported subset” of your schema. EQQ connects to your MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MS SQL database as it stands and queries it in place.
Four ways to run EQQ, wherever you host today
Database independence is only half the story. EQQ-Triangle deploys on the operating system and cloud footprint you already run - no forced migration, no new infrastructure to learn.
Windows Server or Windows 11
Full support for Windows Server and Windows 11 - often the easiest on-ramp for new customers already standardized on Microsoft infrastructure.
Ubuntu Linux
Install locally on your own hardware, or spin up as its own EC2 Instance on AWS - the same EQQ, running on the Linux distribution your team already knows.
Google Cloud Server, dedicated
A dedicated instance provisioned for one customer only, never shared - your database and EQQuery running on infrastructure that is entirely yours.
Google Cloud Serverless
A shared Instance can host several databases of the same type, each in its own Container running EQQuery alongside your business applications.
No lock-in on either side
Your database choice was made for your business, not for a query tool. EQQ adapts to that choice rather than dictating it - so adopting EQQ never becomes an argument to re-platform, and changing your database later never strands your queries.
The plan: independent of OS and database
EQQ, the core business application in EQQ-Triangle, already works equally well with PostgreSQL, MySQL and MS SQL. EwareNext is the code name for our plan to make it independent of our customers’ choices of OS (Operating System). Or even the serverless choice not to have an OS at all.
EQQ-Triangle is also the foundation of how the EQQ app grounds AI assistance in factual data. We describe it in general terms today; specifics will follow as we reach milestones.