Database as a service (DBaaS) is a cloud computing managed service offering that provides access to a database without requiring the setup of physical hardware, the ...

"To cloud or not to cloud" sounds kind of Shakespearean in tone and is a legitimate question every IT organization faces when looking to simplify operations and deliver services. But really, this is ...

Modern applications need to be fast, available, and secure. They are composed of many microservices, often supported by multiple data services. Managing each of these data services in a dynamic, ...

Enables customers to focus on innovation while routine database management is handled by world-class DBAs NEEDHAM, MA / ACCESSWIRE / January 9, 2024 / Silk today announced the launch of its new Cloud ...

There’s plenty of vendors in the managed database services market — and plenty that are well financed. Take a look at SingleStore, which last October raised $30 million to bring its database tech to ...

PlanetScale today launched a new database-as-a-service platform, with capabilities to help application developers scale distributed SQL applications in the cloud. This isn't the first time PlanetScale ...

Open source database-maker Yugabyte has launched a public database-as-a-service version of its YugabyteDB product called Yugabyte Cloud. YugabyteDB is a distributed Postgres-compatible SQL database ...

Couchbase Capella, based on the next-generation Couchbase database, gives customers and partners a way to more quickly spin up a cloud database for developing mission-critical applications. Couchbase ...

Leading up to the spate of announcements coming out of HPE Discover this week is an expanded partnership with Nutanix that will extend the HPE GreenLake hybrid cloud platform with a managed database ...

Database company MariaDB Plc announced today that it’s spinning out SkySQL Inc., a cloud database subsidiary that has acquired the full rights to its SkySQL database-as-a-service product. Following ...

A new era of database management has begun. As with so many other services, databases have now been imbued with “as a service” goodness through various database-as-a-service (DBaaS) deployments.