Automation and management of open source databases in the cloud

Automation and management of open source databases in the cloud

  • April 25, 2018
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Automation and management of open source databases in the cloud

You can now deploy MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB and PostgreSQL clusters in the cloud. ClusterControl now supports deployments of your databases on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. This blog provides an overview of the new features in the ClusterControl 1.6 release.

Source: severalnines.com

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