Managed Databases
Managed Databases is a service for deploying and managing high-performance and fault-tolerant database clusters in the cloud. Servercore is responsible for the infrastructure and provides a ready-made Managed Database: PostgreSQL, PostgreSQL TimescaleDB, PostgreSQL for 1C, MySQL sync, MySQL semi-sync, Redis, Kafka and OpenSearch
About the product
Description
Supported Managed Databases, how they work and how responsibilities are allocated
Terms of Service and Conditions of Use
Legal document, basic rules for the use of Servercore products and services
Payment Model
How to pay for Managed Databases, what is their payment model, where to see prices
Availability Matrix
In which regions and pools Managed Databases are available
Users and roles
How to manage access to the account and resources using user types and their roles
Projects
How projects work, how to create a project and give a user access to it
Project limits and quotas
How to configure resource consumption limits
API
Description of methods for working with Managed Databases via HTTPS requests
Terraform
Examples of building infrastructure with Managed Databases
All about the product
General information
Basic information about Managed Databases: description, fees and more
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is an open-source object-relational database. It focuses on speed and extensibility—you can connect any external data sources, create new data types, and functions
PostgreSQL for 1C
PostgreSQL for 1C is a version of PostgreSQL with the necessary extensions for efficient operation with 1C:Enterprise
PostgreSQL TimescaleDB
PostgreSQL TimescaleDB is a version of PostgreSQL with the TimescaleDB extension, which can be used to store time-series data
MySQL semi-sync
MySQL semi-sync is an open-source relational database management system that is easy to manage and scale. It is suitable for most data-related tasks
MySQL sync
MySQL sync is an open-source solution for MySQL. It is based on Percona Server for MySQL with the XtraDB storage engine
Redis
Redis is a key-value data store. It is an in-memory database — all data resides in RAM and is periodically replicated to disk
Kafka
Kafka — a message bus for Cloud Native applications with microservice architecture
OpenSearch
OpenSearch is an open-source search and analytics suite