Database Ops Your Way
Sovereign DBaaS
Implementing a Sovereign DBaaS model lets you determine the what, where and how of your database operations. Want to run open-source or proprietary databases, a mix of the both? Yes. Want to code their operations from scratch, or incorporate off-the-shelf tooling and solutions? Yes. Want to run them on-premises, in the cloud, what about a hybrid? Yes. The answer’s always, “Yes.” The only real question is, “How much control do you want and need over your data stack?”
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Self-funded and with founders who’ve been in the database industry since 2001, we built our credibility around open-source database operations as a result of our values-driven approach in building products that deliver Wow! moments to our customers and the exceptional team that delivers them.
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cc MySQL Galera Cluster
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Database Ops Your Way
Database Ops Your Way
Sovereign DBaaS
Reliably scale your database ops anywhere and take control of your infrastructure and database layer from third-parties.
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ClusterControl
Hybrid database automation platform
Automate open-source and source-available databases on-prem, in the cloud or both
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Mysql
MariaDB
PostgreSQL
cc MySQL Galera Cluster
Elasticsearch
MongoDB
Redis
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Hybrid cloud
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Kubernetes
CCX
CCX
Fully-managed DBaaS platform
Consume or deliver a full-managed, highly-available DBaaS
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MariaDB
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CCX for Service Providers
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