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Public cloud changelog

H1 2023 Public Cloud changelog, what’s up?

In a very competitive market, OVHcloud has to keep on evolving and adding new features to its already rich Public Cloud product catalog. We are communicating regularly about latest features to update our customers. In this section, you will find details for Public Cloud Storage product line, Data & AI and containers & orchestration. Storage […]

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What's new in public cloud databases?

Major improvements for Public Cloud Databases

Did you know that our managed databases offers are more flexible and resilient than ever ? Let’s discover together what we released recently ! What’s new? Over the past months, we continued to gather feedback from our customers and improve our offers. Now powering thousands of databases clusters, we focused on the major requests discussed

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Welcome to the first edition of Public Cloud changelog

Welcome to the first edition of Public Cloud changelog

One way to look at our Public Cloud universe is to consider it as an integrated ecosystem of infrastructure and managed services that enables organizations to build, run, and manage their applications in a trusted cloud environment. One key attribute of our Public Cloud, is the scope of technologies we use, ranging from infrastructure to

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Increase agility and efficiency with managed DBaaS services

Increase agility and efficiency with managed DBaaS services

Aiven powers OVHcloud’s growing DBaaS portfolio, Managed Cloud Databases. Read this blog post from Aiven CTO, Heikki Nousiainen, to find out how their customers have achieved better agility and efficiency in the cloud – and how you can do the same! Why business agility is important For companies in today’s changing world, it’s crucial to

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The DBaaS family is growing: Welcome to Kafka, MySQL, PostgreSQL, OpenSearch and Redis!

The DBaaS family is growing: Welcome to Kafka, MySQL, PostgreSQL, OpenSearch and Redis™*!

Building on the success of Public Cloud Databases for MongoDB, we know how much a managed service increases the performance, scalability and resiliency of your database. Now, a new batch of managed Databases as a Service (DBaaS) aka PostgreSQL, MySQL, Apache Kafka, OpenSearch and Redis™* is in free beta. Why do they stand out? What are their main

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Announcing Public Cloud Databases for MongoDB in General Availability!

Announcing Public Cloud Databases for MongoDB in General Availability!

A bit more than 3 months ago, we announced in a previous post our intention to provide managed databases in our Public Cloud ecosystem. After hundreds of cluster delivered for free, dozens of pull requests, tons of constructive discussions with customers and partners,… we are live! We are really pleased to announce our Public Cloud

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Announcing Public Cloud Databases! starting with MongoDB this week

Announcing Public Cloud Databases! starting with MongoDB this week

I’ve been dreaming about writing this blog post for almost 4 years, and today is finally the big day! We’ve just started providing managed databases as a service in our Public Cloud offer, starting with the wonderful MongoDB engine. Many others will follow in the coming months. This means so much to us and also

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Another day in ProxySQL life: sharing is caring

This post is another part of our list of short posts pinpointing specific cases OVHcloud has dealt with, both preparing for and during the migration. Here, we tell a story of how sometimes, a little unexpected behaviour can lead to a bug fix in a software program used by millions of people around the world.

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