In our previous post we talked about how our water block technology evolved from 2003 to 2014. Today we continue on this theme, exploring this technology post 2015. We will focus on the current generation of water blocks, and give you a sneak peek of the improvements to come. 2015 As 2015 approached, our key […]
Water cooling: from innovation to disruption – Part II Read More »
Every company is seeing its volume of data growing at an exponential rate, and it seems there is no way to reduce the quantity of data we rely on everyday. But at the same time, we have to extract value from this data, in order to optimise, improve and accelerate our business and the way
How our Public Cloud instances benefit from NVMe architecture Read More »
One of OVHcloud’s successes is our ability to develop and promote innovation, in both IT and industrial practices. For two decades, we have placed innovation at the centre of our strategy, it’s part of our DNA. We are constantly researching and developing new technologies to optimise the performance of our services. We manufacture our own
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In our previous articles, we explained why we had to move 800,000 databases from one datacentre to another, 300 kilometres away. So here we are… My team and I did it! It was a real brain-burner, so I hope our story will help you to address more of the huge technical projects we love to
How to win at the massive database migration game Read More »
During the OVHcloud Summit last October, we announced the recent filing of 50 patent families. These patent applications obviously concern our “hardware” innovations (you know that we manufacture our servers, racks, cooling systems…) but also software patents, because contrary to popular belief it is possible to patent certain software (under certain conditions, but this is not the subject
The OVHcloud strategy to promote and protect innovation Read More »
In our tour of OVHcloud’s Internal Databases Infrastructure, we showed you what our infrastructure looks like. This post will be about SQL replication, why it matters, and how we use it at OVHcloud. Nodes are not enough: they have to work together. To do that, we rely on a feature called replication to keep data
Database replication 101 Read More »
Today, most applications rely directly or indirectly on databases. I would even take a bet and say that a large portion of those are relational databases. At OVHcloud, we rely on several dozens of clusters hosting hundreds of databases to power thousands of applications. Most of those databases power our API, host billing information and
OVHcloud’s internal databases infrastructure Read More »
Last spring, I built a wood oven in my garden. I’ve wanted to have one for years, and I finally decided to make it. To use it, I make a big fire inside for two hours, remove all the embers, and then it’s ready for cooking. The oven accumulates the heat during the fire and
IOT: Pushing data to OVHcloud metrics timeseries from Arduino Read More »
This year OVHcloud celebrates the 20th anniversary of its ecosystem. For 20 years, we thrive to change the world in our own way by turning data revolution into a progress for all. Everyday we thrive for empowering our customers and partners by making the cloud accessible to all, collaborating for a more open cloud, in
An OVHcloud Summit with a purpose Read More »
For its 7th Summit, OVHcloud brought together its whole community for the annual meetup at Porte de Versailles, Paris. For the opening keynote, presented by OVHcloud’s Founder and Chairman Octave Klaba and CEO Michel Paulin, nearly 10,000 people followed the event, either by going to the Paris Expo, or via video stream around the world.
Looking Back at OVHCloud Summit 2019 Read More »
