DBaaS: Database as a Service
Scalable, flexible and
managed databases
perfect for any requirement and with support in Spanish.
Database server managed by Arsys
Pay per use
Scalable according to your needs
High availability environment
On a secure platform, managed by us and featuring the latest industry technology. So you can focus on what matters: your business.
Forget about migrations due to lack of resources, monitoring, or platform error control. You will only have to manage your applications from a simple control panel, with a drag & drop graphical interface.
Enter the demoFeatures of Databases as a Service in Data Center Designer
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Managed by Arsys
You can forget about the maintaining, updating and monitoring of your infrastructure. We can manage the database for you.
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Pay-per-use
You only need to pay for the resources you use. And all the flexibility of the Cloud within your reach.
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Scalable
Scale your database resources vertically according to the needs of your project. At any time.
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Security
PITR backups to ensure you can restore data from the last 7 days, clusters with fault tolerance and 99.95 availability.
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High performance
Based on our servers with dedicated CPU, you can have access to different performance levels for storage.
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Quick deployment
Deploy your database clusters in minutes from Data Center Designer, integrated with Dedicated CPU servers.
Which database to choose for my project: SQL or NoSQL?
SQL
SQL (Structured Query Language) is a perfect database technology if you work with medium volumes of interrelated data:
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Consistency
Ensures data integrity at all times. Data is stored in structured and relational tables, allowing efficient transaction management and elimination of data redundancy.
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Vertical Scalability
You can increase the storage and processing capacity of the database on a single server to meet the growth needs of the project.
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Security
Access restrictions and encrypted passwords are just some of the mechanisms used to protect stored data.
In Data Center Designer, you can choose as a database of this type: PostgreSQL.
NoSQL
NoSQL (Not Only SQL) is based on documents and not tables, on collections and not related structures:
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Horizontal Scalability
You can add more servers as your project grows, allowing for greater storage and processing capacity.
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Flexibility
Flexibility of formats, data schema, etc.: there are no null values, simply, the structure adapts to the stored data. Its flexibility even affects data consistency.
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Performance
They can handle large amounts of data efficiently and quickly thanks to data replication capability, geographic distribution, and the ability to scale horizontally.
MongoDB is a NoSQL database available in Data Center Designer.
Choose the Cloud database that best suits your requirements
Further information on pricesTech Academy
Course on Databases as a Service (DBaaS)
In 10 chapters, we show you how you can deploy our databases step by step and how to maximize your potential. To do this, we present different use cases and examples to give you an idea of the possibilities offered by this Cloud solution.
DBaaS Courses
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Frequently Asked Questions about Databases as a Service
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What is the Data Center Designer?
The Data Center Designer panel allows you to deploy the databases we manage for you. However, this panel offers much more and also allows you, if your project requires it, to deploy Kubernetes, cloud servers with dedicated CPU and Object storage.
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How do I access my control panel?
When contracting this solution, you benefit from an empty Data Center Designer control panel, allowing you to deploy your project with the specific resources it needs.
In the Customer Area, when logging in for the first time, email and password need to be configured in order to use the panel. The next time you log in, you will be able to enter directly to your Data Center Designer from dcd.arsys.es with the credentials you have provided us.
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What do I need to access my database?
Managed databases are accessible through a private network from servers with dedicated CPU or cubes. During database deployment, you need to assign a network in the Data Center Designer and assign it an IP from the configured range.
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What is DBaaS (Database as a Service)?
When we talk about Database as a Service (DBaaS, hereafter), we refer to the execution and management of databases, optimized and hosted on the infrastructure of a cloud service provider. To manage cloud databases, you need a "behind-the-scenes" service like PaaS or IaaS to have the necessary infrastructure. Typically, two service modes can be defined:
- Unmanaged hosting. The client uses the provider's physical infrastructure to host their databases and is responsible for administering the databases and working with their content.
- Managed hosting. The client is relieved of any maintenance and advanced database management tasks. This is done by the provider. This option is perfect for small and medium-sized businesses that prefer to outsource their IT department and benefit from pay-as-you-go to access files on demand. This reduces costs and is a scalable solution.
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What are the advantages of the DBaaS model?
- Cost savings on hardware and software licenses because the physical infrastructure is removed from the equation and the provider is responsible for the maintenance and availability of the systems. Users are responsible for their own data. Additionally, with DBaaS, there are energy savings and better use of physical space.
- Scalability. Sizing a database management system is difficult but necessary when the business changes, there are seasonal demand peaks, or unexpected peaks. With DBaaS, you can access different rates based mainly on the desired performance and your bandwidth needs.
- Qualified personnel. The cost of having specialized personnel in the company to manage database systems is very high. Through DBaaS, you have database experts who handle all maintenance, updates, security, and management tasks.
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DBaaS vs PaaS, which is better?
When you have expert personnel, PaaS is an excellent option; but DBaaS is a better alternative if you do not have enough or sufficiently trained personnel to manage all the complexities of a database. In essence, it can be said that DBaaS and PaaS can be services with great similarities, but they differ in how they are made available to the client so that they can make the decision that best suits their business.
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What types of databases can be used with DBaaS?
DBaaS supports relational databases, such as PostgreSQL, and non-relational or NoSQL databases, such as MongoDB. This way, you can choose from a wide variety of database types that suit the different needs of your applications and projects.
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How are backups handled in a DBaaS environment?
Our DBaaS services offer backups with Point-In-Time Recovery (PITR). This allows data to be restored to any specific point within a time range, usually within the last 7 days. Additionally, clusters typically have fault tolerance and guaranteed availability of 99.95%, minimizing the risk of data loss or severe interruptions. This ensures that, in case of any problem, data can be restored quickly and accurately, reducing the impact on business operations.