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Database Service

Managed database infrastructure with enterprise-grade performance and security

99.99%
Uptime
< 5ms
Average Response Time
25+
Data Centers
10,000+
Concurrent Connections
Database-as-a-Service Platform

VPN Enterprise Database Service provides fully managed database infrastructure with automatic scaling, high availability, and enterprise security. Deploy PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, or Redis instances in seconds with zero maintenance overhead.

Multi-Engine Support

PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis

Global Availability

25+ regions with edge deployment

Enterprise Ready

SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR compliant

Key Features

Multi-Tenant Architecture

Isolated database instances for each organization with shared infrastructure

Complete data isolation
Tenant-specific scaling
Simplified compliance
High Availability

99.99% uptime with automatic failover and disaster recovery

Multi-region deployment
Automatic backups
Point-in-time recovery
Performance Optimization

Advanced indexing, caching, and query optimization for lightning-fast responses

Sub-millisecond queries
Smart caching
Auto-scaling compute
Global Distribution

Deploy databases closer to your users with edge locations worldwide

Low-latency access
Data residency compliance
Edge computing
Advanced Analytics

Built-in analytics and reporting with real-time insights

Query performance metrics
Usage analytics
Cost optimization
Enterprise Security

Comprehensive security with encryption, auditing, and compliance

End-to-end encryption
Audit logging
Role-based access

Supported Database Engines

PostgreSQLRecommendedv16.1
Advanced open-source relational database with JSONB support
Performance
Excellent

Common Use Cases

OLTP applications
Complex queries
JSON workloads

Key Features

ACID compliance
Advanced indexing
Full-text search
Geospatial data
MySQLv8.0.35
Popular open-source relational database optimized for web applications
Performance
Very Good

Common Use Cases

Web applications
E-commerce
Content management

Key Features

InnoDB engine
Replication
Partitioning
JSON support
MongoDBv7.0.4
Document-oriented NoSQL database for flexible data models
Performance
Good

Common Use Cases

Content management
IoT applications
Real-time analytics

Key Features

Flexible schema
Horizontal scaling
Aggregation framework
GridFS
Redisv7.2.3
In-memory data structure store for caching and real-time applications
Performance
Outstanding

Common Use Cases

Caching
Session storage
Pub/sub messaging

Key Features

Sub-millisecond latency
Data structures
Persistence
Clustering

Quick Start Guide

Get Started in Minutes
Follow these simple steps to create your first database instance
1

Create Database Instance

2 minutes

Deploy a new database with your preferred configuration

db-cli create --type postgresql --plan pro --region us-east-1
2

Configure Access

30 seconds

Set up users, roles, and security policies

db-cli user create --username admin --role owner --database myapp
3

Connect Application

1 minute

Get connection string and integrate with your application

db-cli connection-string --format env > .env.database
4

Load Sample Data

Variable

Import initial data or run migrations

db-cli import --file schema.sql --database myapp

Architecture & Deployment

Single Instance Deployment
Perfect for development, testing, and small applications

Features

  • Automatic backups
  • Point-in-time recovery
  • Monitoring & alerting
  • SSL/TLS encryption

Best For

  • Development environments
  • Small applications
  • Prototyping
  • Cost optimization
# Deploy single PostgreSQL instance
db-cli create \
  --type postgresql \
  --plan starter \
  --region us-east-1 \
  --name myapp-db \
  --version 16.1

Ready to Get Started?

Explore our comprehensive guides to learn more about database setup, configuration, and optimization.