Databases

Cloud database features

Deploy your scalable and Managed cloud database within 55 seconds on our cloud infrastructure platform. Below is a list of all the amazing features that our cloud database solutions will offer you.

NVMe SSD Shared Hosting Storage

High server performance and security with hosting redundancy. Light speed cloud database services with native SSD NVMe. GB SSD NVMe is 5 times faster than regular SSD hosting.

Top-class Hosting Infrastructure

Fast, reliable 40 Gb SSD network with elite-level Intel Gold hardware processors. No more bottlenecks. No downtime. Guaranteed nonstop dedicated server availability on cloud technology. Feature-rich cloud database

Control Panel Features Included

Control panel features include viewing your console, reboot, restart, full root access to the web hosting control panels as the server admin, change your OS, firewall, and more. Easily launch your cloud database plans now.

Supports Wide Range of Operating Systems

Over 100 templates supporting Ubuntu, Debian, Arch Linux, CentOS 7, and several more, with a huge amount of resources from the cloud database community for almost every operating system.

Benefits of a Cloud Database

Cloud databases offer many of the same benefits as other cloud services, including:

Improved agility and innovation

Cloud databases can be set up and decommissioned very quickly—making testing, validating, and operationalizing new business ideas easy and fast.

Faster time to market

When using a cloud database, there’s no need to order hardware or spend time waiting for shipments, installation, and network setup when a new product is in the development queue. Database access can be available within minutes.

Reduced risks

Cloud databases offer numerous opportunities to reduce risk across the business, particularly for DBaaS models. Cloud services providers can use automation to enforce security best practices and features and to lower the probability of human error—the primary cause of software downtime. Automated high-availability features and service level agreements (SLAs) can reduce or eliminate loss of revenue due to downtime.

Lower costs

Pay-per-use subscription models and dynamic scaling allow end users to provision for steady state, then scale up for peak demand during busy periods, and then scale back down when demand returns to steady state.