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Advantages and Disadvantages of Using a DBaaS
In this blog, we are going to dive into the advantages and disadvantages of using a DBaaS. DBaaS is a component of a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), which is essentially a platform built allowing...
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MySQL Storage Engine Optimization: Configuring InnoDB Optimization For High...
InnoDB is one of the most widely used storage engines in MySQL. This storage engine is known as a high-reliability and a high-performance storage engine and its key advantages include supporting...
View ArticleThe Benefits of Running Your Own Private DBaaS
Your organization is in a place where you are considering different options to quickly deploy your databases. Maybe you have multiple internal customers in product teams that want to be able to setup...
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Best DBaaS Solutions for PostgreSQL
Cloud computing is getting more and more used in all companies to take advantage of all the features offered by this technology.It allows for On-Demand availability of compute power, database, storage,...
View ArticleDBaaS - On-Prem Private vs Public Cloud
Database as a Service (DBaaS) is a service model that offers automated deployment, high availability, scalability, easy to use and eliminates management of your database infrastructure. There are two...
View ArticleAn Overview of Trusted Extensions in PostgreSQL 13
In my previous blog, we explored new capabilities of Logical replication with Partition tables in PostgreSQL 13. Needless to say that there are multitude of such features in the mentioned release which...
View ArticleHow to Prevent Rollbacks in MongoDB
Replication in MongoDB involves replica sets by members with an architecture of a primary and secondary members but at times with a non data bearing member called an arbiter. The replication process is...
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Press Release: Severalnines' Multi-Cloud, Full-Ops Database Management...
The multi-cloud approach for databases, despite being harder to manage, is growing in popularity as it helps architect against failure and mitigates the risk of cloud lock-in.STOCKHOLM, August 31, 2020...
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Building a Highly Available Database for Moodle Using MariaDB (Replication &...
Face-to-face meetings, nowadays, are limited to the bare minimum, online activities have taken over as the main way for teacher - student interaction. It increased the stress on the existing online...
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Building a Highly Available Database for Moodle Using MySQL Replication
Moodle is an open source learning management system, widely used by schools and universities around the world. The project started in 2002 by Martin Dougiamas, with the aim to provide learners,...
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Building a Highly Available Database for Moodle Using PostgreSQL
Impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of SMBs/SMEs are transitioning to online platforms. Face-to-face or physical classes are also affected by this pandemic and a lot of schools and universities...
View ArticleWhat’s New in MongoDB 4.4
MongoDB 4.4 (currently in beta) is being rolled out with the main agenda of addressing developer suggestions from the MongoDB community . This version has been released to augment the database's...
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Scaling Out the Moodle Database
Moodle is a very popular platform to run online courses. With the situation we see in 2020, Moodle, along with communicators like Zoom forms the backbone of the services that allow online learning and...
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Tips for Managing & Monitoring Your Moodle Database
No matter what kind of application/system you are running, you will always need to manage and monitor your databases. Even in a small project, you want to be sure everything is going fine or if you...
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Driving Performance for PostgreSQL with HAProxy
Database performance is a very important concern when maintaining your database cluster, especially as it grows over the time. This is especially true if your application started out with low traffic...
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How Does a Database Load Balancer Work?
A database Load Balancer is a middleware service that stands between applications and databases. It distributes the workload across multiple database servers running behind it. The goals of having...
View ArticleStoring Files in MongoDB with GridFS
Many applications involve file management and have file storage as an important feature for enhancing data processing. File storage often requires a third party CDN (Content Delivery Network), such as...
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How to Achieve PostgreSQL High Availability with pgBouncer
In the database world, there are many common concepts like High Availability, Failover, and Connection pooling. All of them are useful things to implement on any system, and even a must in some cases.A...
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Database Load Balancing: Distributed vs Centralized Setups
A database load balancer, or database reverse proxy, distributes the incoming database workload across multiple database servers running behind it. The goals of having database load balancers are to...
View ArticleWhat’s New in HAProxy 2.2
HAProxy is one of most popular open source load balancers. It is a TCP/HTTP load balancer that can handle incoming traffic and spread the request to multiple endpoints and servers. HAProxy uses reverse...
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