MySQL without the ops burden
Fully managed MySQL with HA, automated backups, and 24/7 support. We handle upgrades, failover, and tuning—you focus on your application.
99.99% uptime. PITR up to 35 days. ProxySQL connection pooling.
Reliable MySQL foundations
Robust MySQL deployments with replication, monitoring, and alerting baked in from day one.
Secure by default
Access controls, encryption, and patching practices that keep your MySQL environments safe.
Ongoing performance care
Proactive query and schema tuning to keep latency low as your data and traffic grow.
Enterprise-grade managed MySQL database service with automated operations, high availability, and comprehensive monitoring. We handle maintenance, backups, and failover so you can focus on your application.
Overview
Our managed MySQL service delivers:
- High Availability: Multi-AZ deployments with automatic failover
- Automated Backups: Daily backups with point-in-time recovery
- Performance: SSD storage and optimized configurations
- Security: Encryption, network isolation, and compliance
- Scalability: Vertical and horizontal scaling options
Key Features
Database Management
- Automated provisioning
- Zero-downtime upgrades
- Configuration tuning
- Replication setup
- Connection pooling (ProxySQL)
High Availability
- Multi-AZ replication
- Automatic failover
- Read replicas
- Load balancing
- 99.99% SLA
Backup & Recovery
- Automated daily backups
- Point-in-time recovery
- Backup retention (up to 35 days)
- Cross-region replication
- Snapshot management
Performance
- SSD-backed storage
- Query cache optimization
- InnoDB tuning
- Performance schema
- Slow query analysis
Security
- AES-256 encryption at rest
- TLS encryption in transit
- VPC isolation
- IAM authentication
- Audit logging
Supported Versions
- MySQL 8.0
- MySQL 5.7
- MariaDB 10.11
- MariaDB 10.6
Use Cases
Web Applications
- WordPress, Drupal, Joomla
- E-commerce platforms
- Content management
- User authentication
Business Applications
- ERP systems
- CRM platforms
- Inventory management
- Order processing
SaaS Platforms
- Multi-tenant applications
- Subscription management
- User data storage
- Analytics
Mobile Backends
- User profiles
- Push notifications
- Session management
- API backends
Getting Started
Connection
mysql -h db.company.com -u dbuser -p mydb
Configuration
[client]
host=db.company.com
port=3306
user=dbuser
password=your_password
database=mydb
ssl-mode=REQUIRED
Application Integration
<?php
$conn = new mysqli(
"db.company.com",
"dbuser",
"password",
"mydb"
);
if ($conn->connect_error) {
die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error);
}
?>
<Admonition type="warning" title="Security Best Practice">
Never hardcode credentials in your source code. Use environment variables or a secrets manager for database credentials in production.
</Admonition>Management Features
Automated Operations
- Automatic minor updates
- Maintenance windows
- Patch management
- Health checks
Scaling
- Vertical scaling (CPU/RAM)
- Storage auto-scaling
- Read replica creation
- Connection limit tuning
Monitoring
- CPU, memory, disk metrics
- Query performance
- Replication lag
- Connection statistics
- Error logs
Pricing
Based on:
- Instance type (CPU/memory)
- Storage (GB)
- IOPS
- Backup storage
- Data transfer
Support
- 24/7 database support
- Performance optimization
- Migration services
- Query tuning
Frequently Asked Questions
What MySQL versions do you support? We support MySQL 8.0, MySQL 5.7, MariaDB 10.11, and MariaDB 10.6. We recommend MySQL 8.0 for new deployments due to improved performance and security features.
Can I migrate from AWS RDS or Azure Database for MySQL? Yes, we provide migration assistance using mysqldump for smaller databases or replication-based migration for zero-downtime migrations of larger databases.
How does ProxySQL connection pooling work? ProxySQL sits between your application and MySQL, managing connection pools, query routing, and failover. It reduces connection overhead and improves performance under high concurrency.
What's the difference between MySQL and MariaDB? MariaDB is a MySQL fork with additional features and optimizations. Both are compatible with MySQL clients. MariaDB offers better performance for some workloads and additional storage engines.
Do you support MySQL replication? Yes, we support both asynchronous and semi-synchronous replication. Read replicas can be added for read scaling, and we configure automatic failover for high availability.
Related Resources
- Managed PostgreSQL — Alternative relational database option
- Managed Redis — Caching layer for MySQL
- DevOps as a Service — CI/CD and infrastructure automation
Ready to get started?
Get a quote or talk to our team.
Pricing
No long-term contracts. for custom arrangements.
Small
Single instance for development or low-traffic applications.
- Single MySQL instance
- Daily automated backups
- Monitoring & alerting
- SSL/TLS encryption
- High availability
- Read replicas
Medium
Production workloads with enhanced resources.
- Enhanced resources
- Daily backups, 30-day retention
- Full monitoring stack
- SSL/TLS encryption
- High availability
- Read replicas available
Large (HA)
High-availability with automatic failover and replicas.
- HA cluster with automatic failover
- Continuous backups, PITR
- Advanced monitoring & alerting
- SSL/TLS + encryption at rest
- High availability
- Multiple read replicas
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