Core Managed Databases.
Deploy MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Redis with automated backups, replication, and point-in-time recovery. Focus on your application, not database operations.
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What Core is being built to do
- Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL and Redis (planned)
- Automated backups
- Restore from a recent backup window
- Read replicas (planned)
This product is in active development
The page below describes what Core is being built to do. Specifications, pricing and the exact feature list may change before launch. Join the waitlist to be told when it goes live and to influence what ships first.
Overview
Core: Managed Databases
Core is being built as a managed database service so you stop running provisioning, patching and backups by hand. The plan is to support common open-source engines, automated backups, and private connectivity from Pulse via Lace. Engine versions, replica options and recovery windows will be confirmed at launch.
Built for
Highlights
Why Core
These describe the design intent for Core. Final behaviour will be confirmed at launch.
Less database operations work
The goal is to take provisioning, patching and routine backups off your plate so your team can spend that time on the application.
Restore from a known point
Backups will let you restore to a backup snapshot rather than guessing the last working state. Exact recovery window and granularity will be published at launch.
Private connectivity by default
Connect to your database from Pulse over Lace, so the database does not have to listen on the public internet to be reachable.
Capabilities
What Core is being built to do
Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL and Redis (planned)
Automated backups
Restore from a recent backup window
Read replicas (planned)
Connection pooling
Private connectivity via Lace
Ecosystem
Works with
Core is designed to fit alongside the rest of the PeaceWeb stack. Some of these products are still in active development.
Core is in active development
We will not charge you, and we will not pretend it is ready until it is.
In the meantime, Pulse is available today.
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