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DBaaS: Database in the Cloud

DBaaS: Base de data en la cloud

DBaaS: Database in the Cloud

The use of cloud-based technologies is revolutionizing the way companies carry out their processes. From applications, tools and files, the cloud is present to facilitate access to customer data and business opportunities. And it is precisely this easy access that makes the implementation of cloud computing more attractive. virtual servers from which to manage databases.

In today's post we will talk about the Data Base as a Service (DBaaS) and some of the advantages that organizations obtain through the management of these assets hosted in a cloud environment.


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What is DBaaS?

When we talk about Data Base as a Service We refer to the execution and management of databases, optimized for a virtual environment, hosted on the service provider's infrastructure. In this case, to manage the databases in a cloud instance we must have a PaaS or an IaaS, in this way we will be sure to have the necessary infrastructure for its operation.
In this service we can choose between two types of agreements:
  1. Classic model: where the provider's physical infrastructure is used to host the databases. In this model, the company is the one who manages and operates the content.
  2. Managed hosting: the provider is responsible for the maintenance and management of the databases. This option is usually convenient for all small and medium-sized companies that prefer outsourcing your IT department.
El DBaaS It also refers to a service of payment for use that allows the access on demand to the files which allows the cost reduction and scalability according to the needs and growth of the company.

Advantages of cloud database

If we compare the operation of databases hosted on a physical server , We can find benefits such as portability, elasticity and high availability. Advantages that are typical of cloud environments.  Let's dig a little deeper into all these benefits:
  • High availability: It is increasingly common for cloud providers to offer very high availability times, allowing data to be available for longer periods of time, as well as reducing the time between downtime and recovery.
  • No need for local infrastructure to manage and store the databases. As we already mentioned, the cloud provider takes care of the environment, maintenance and availability.
  • Easily scalable environment: Storage can be increased or decreased based on the needs and growth of the database. In the case of increased hosting capacity, costs will depend on performance and bandwidth. In addition, it can be scaled instantly.
  • Portability: "transport" and consult our databases at any time and from any device. All you need is an Internet connection.
  • You can count on the Experience of managers and cloud architects for service queries, support and incidents.

La Migrating a database to the cloud is a trend that is gaining more and more strength thanks to the simplicity of administration and cost reduction for organizations. Today, DBaaS is key to the process improvement, in addition to having all the to maximise security and your enjoyment. which provides a cloud instance.


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