Designing for SkySQL
This page is part of MariaDB's SkySQL Documentation.
Topics on this page:
Configurable Options
SkySQL services can be configured to meet your business requirements:
Service options for transactional, analytical, and hybrid workload
Cloud provider options
Region options worldwide
Instance sizes and storage sizes
Custom configuration of database settings
Replication options
VPC peering and AWS PrivateLink
Premium support options (standard support is included)
Custom instance sizes and an enhanced SLA for Power Tier customers
For additional information, see "Configuration Options".
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Understand SkySQL
Features vary based on configuration options.
Benefit | Summary |
|---|---|
Advanced features to protect service availability, including Kubernetes self-healing, multi-zonal replicas, and automatic failover | |
Backed by MariaDB Enterprise, SkySQL services have extensive compatibility with standards, protocols, and clients | |
Round trip time (RTT) between database servers and application servers | |
How does a DBaaS experience differ from an on-premises database deployment? | |
Load balancing, Zonal SSD Persistent Disk, analytical capabilities, scalable cloud object storage, and distributed SQL with HA and fault tolerance | |
SkySQL includes a range of Governance, Risk, Compliance (GRC), and Infosec features to support your control and compliance requirements, including data-at-rest and data-in-transit encryption, isolation, audit logging, and firewalling |
Application Design
Application design requirements vary based on configuration options.
Feature | Summary |
|---|---|
Store characters from many different languages in the database | |
Sets of rules for sorting and comparing character sets | |
Simultaneous connections to the database service |