#dbaas

[simple-logic]

Transform Your Database Management With DBaaS!🌐🚀

Dive into the world of DBaaS (Database as a Service) and discover how it can revolutionize your IT operations by simplifying scalability, cost-efficiency, and performance. 🚀

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[onetechavenue]

Couchbase Capella Advancements Fuel Development of Adaptive Applications; Unlock Greater DBaaS Access for Developers

Manila, Philippines — Couchbase, Inc. (NASDAQ: BASE), the cloud database platform company, today officially launched Capella™ Columnar on AWS, which helps organizations streamline the development of adaptive applications by enabling real-time data analysis alongside operational workloads within a single database platform. Also generally available today is Couchbase Mobile with vector search,…

[jesse-pinko]

I don't like Walter White. I don't know... he's an objectively well written character but I just don't vibe with him.

Not because he's done so many fucked up things in the show (because most other people have messed up pretty bad, as well).

Walt just didn't pass the vibe check for me, I guess.

I don't find him badass, personally. He can be really cringey sometimes.

I just have to bear with him whenever I start rewatching the show because he's the protagonist. It's weird.

Lmao I am so sorry I keep forgetting to go through my inbox and actually respond to y’all but Yeah Basically!! I think there are actually three main reasons his character rubs me the wrong way and this might sound bad but none of them are bc he’s a murderer (it’s fiction lol) number one I can’t stand having secondhand embarrassment and he’s so cringe he makes me have to pause the show every five minutes to pace around my bedroom for another five minutes so it takes me foreeeeever to get through a rewatch which is annoying and his fault number two he operates less like a drug dealer in terms of his criminality and how he operates and more like a domestic abuser, esp the way he jerks Jesse around but also in just how little effort he makes to keep his family separate from his criminal dealings, he makes a big talk ab professionalism but everything is always personal w him which is why nobody wants to work w him and his family man schtick is ironically a big part of why he’s so despicable. Number three I haaaate condescending ppl and being condescended to it is my least favorite human flaw and I’m not saying you can’t have any redeeming human qualities if you have a bad habit of condescension but I am saying we would not get along lol

[rohitpalan]

Cloud Database and DBaaS Market Poised for Significant Growth, Projected to Reach USD 69.8 Billion by 2033

The Cloud Database and Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) market is poised for remarkable growth, with projections indicating a value of US$ 18,611.2 million in 2023 and a staggering rise to US$ 69,806.5 million by 2033. These figures reflect an anticipated Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 14.1% during the forecast period, underlining the industry’s tremendous potential and demand.

Healthcare, baking, and insurance businesses are dispersed and heavily rely on their websites. As a result, these businesses decide to use cloud databases and DBaaS solutions to cut their operating expenses and hence increase their productivity. The need for cloud databases and DBaaS is rising in non-traditional industries including social networking, online gaming, and online music merchants.

Key Takeaways

One of the primary factors projected to drive the cloud database and DBaaS market growth is the growing need for self-driving cloud databases.

The solution component of the cloud database and DBaas market is expected to rise at a CAGR of 14.2% throughout the forecast period.

The structured query language segment is projected to rise at a CAGR of 13.6% throughout the forecast period.

North America is predicted to be the most advanced region in terms of cloud database and DBaaS adoption.

BFSI, consumer goods and retail, healthcare, and life sciences, telecom and IT, government, media and entertainment, manufacturing, and energy and utilities are just a few of the main industries that have embraced cloud database and DBaaS solutions and services.

Regional Trends and Insights

Geographically, the adoption of cloud databases and DBaaS solutions is not limited to specific regions. The trend is witnessed across the globe, with North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and other regions embracing these solutions for their operational and strategic advantages. Factors such as the proliferation of cloud technology, increasing internet penetration, and a growing emphasis on digital transformation are contributing to the market’s widespread adoption.

Demand Soars Across Industries: Healthcare, Banking, and More

Driven by the digital transformation era, the Cloud Database and DBaaS market is witnessing soaring demand from a range of industries. Notably, sectors such as healthcare, banking, and insurance, which rely extensively on online presence, are adopting cloud databases and DBaaS solutions to streamline operations, cut operational costs, and enhance overall efficiency. The trend extends to non-traditional sectors like social networking, online gaming, and online music retailers, which are also experiencing a notable surge in demand for these solutions.

Region-wise Insights and Category-wise Insights

In North America, the Cloud Database and DBaaS market is poised to grow exponentially due to the presence of established tech giants and the continuous innovation ecosystem. Europe follows suit with a strong inclination towards digitalization, while the Asia Pacific region showcases immense potential driven by a growing number of startups and businesses transitioning to cloud-based solutions.

Drivers and Opportunities

The adoption of cloud databases and DBaaS is fueled by the need for scalable, flexible, and cost-efficient data management solutions. Enterprises are recognizing the benefits of offloading their database management to cloud platforms, enabling them to focus on core competencies. This shift also caters to the growing requirement for remote accessibility, real-time data analysis, and seamless collaboration, thereby accelerating market growth.

Competition Analysis

The Cloud Database and DBaaS market is witnessing intense competition among leading players striving to expand their market share. Companies are investing significantly in research and development to offer innovative and robust solutions, catering to the evolving needs of various industries. As the market continues to expand, collaborations, partnerships, and strategic acquisitions are becoming commonplace strategies for companies aiming to enhance their competitive edge.

Key Segments

By Database Type:

Structured Query Language (SQL)

Not only Structured Query Language (NoSQL)

By Component:

Solution

Services

Cloud Database and DBaaS Market By Service:

Professional Services

Consulting

Implementation

Support and Maintenance

Managed Services

By Deployment Model:

Public Cloud

Private Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

By Organization Size:

Large Enterprises

Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)

By Vertical:

Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI)

Telecom and Information Technology (IT)

Government

Consumer Goods and Retail

Manufacturing

Energy and Utilities

Media and Entertainment

Healthcare and Life Sciences

Others (Education, Travel and Hospitality, and Transportation)

By Region:

North America

Europe

APAC

Middle East and Africa (MEA)

Latin America

[aishavass]

Constant growth in the data generated throughout the industry verticals drives the demand for cloud database and DBaaS market...

[theboywithburninghands]

Alright. Tentative Comm Info Under the Cut. I’m at work rn so it will be a while before I can talk in depth

18+ commissions only: I only take commissions from adults. No ifs ands or buts.

Will Do:

TADC Content: Yup. Might expand to other fandoms as time goes by.

NSFW: Also yup. This includes any ship and character x reader. Within reason. Do NOT make me have to report you for requesting something illegal.

Heavier Themes: A lot of my work deals with mental health, so I’m okay with writing about things like depression, anxiety, dark thoughts and the like. I also don’t mind discussing addiction, discrimination or certain kinds of trauma. Again though, within reason. See what I won’t do below.

Might Do:

AU’s: If I’m familiar with the AU or it’s one I’ve created, yes. If it’s one I’m unfamiliar with and would take a ton of extra work to get correct, no.

Won’t Do

Dead Dove: You know what I’m talking about. Extremely toxic relationships, graphic death or torture, noncon/SA of any kind. I do this stuff for fun, people, I’m not writing misery.

Kinks/Fetishes: Sorry, but I don’t want to become known as “the x guy” or “the y guy.” I’m sure there are other talented authors that could write you the perfect niche fic, but I am sadly not that author. I MIGHT make an exception for close friends, but those will be strictly private.

OC’s: Nnnope. I don’t really feel equipped to write anyone’s character unless I’m familiar with them. The last thing I want is to do a disservice to your intimately crafted character. That said, I will make an exception for close friends.

General Rules:

I work full time so please be patient.

Please don’t cancel at the last minute. I’ll make it clear when I’m working on the story and how progress is going, so please don’t ask for your money back when I’m almost finished. I’m more than happy to refund people, but if you try and pull this, you may not be refunded.

DBAA (Don’t Be An Asshole). If I say no to your request, the answer is no. Begging will get you blocked. Harassment will get you blocked and reported.

I don’t mind doing rewrites, but I will charge extra for excessive rewrites.

One-shots only atm, yeah? I’m not ready for another novel like Primum Peccatum…

I’ll only take your money when I’ve gotten started, and I will only get started when I receive your money. If you’re in line, I won’t take a dime from you until I actually begin writing.

Your commission can be public or private. I will never make anything you want not out in the open available to the public.

We can talk about your idea as much as you feel like we need to, but I might dip in and out of the conversation. Doesn’t mean I don’t like you, I either forgot to respond or I’m busy/tired/depressed.

Rates start at $30.

Two close friends already have slots secured already. I’ll keep another one open.

DM me if you’re interested, but remember, I only accept commissions from adults.

[simple-logic]

Discover how Database as a Service (DBaaS) is transforming data management for businesses. This blog highlights how DBaaS simplifies database administration, boosts scalability, and cuts operational costs, enabling companies to focus on innovation and growth. Dive into the future of database solutions with Simple Logic! 🌐📊🚀

[fivetrench]

I love that thing Jesse does where he takes phrases he’s heard from people he admires and uses them all the time,, ‘DBAA’, ‘Apply yourself’, ‘kafkaesque’. I’m SOBBING he is so ADORABLE.

[inaaontheskyways]

Lemme show y'all the Crowning achievement of my Spiralverse HCs, which is this of every world's numerous dialects, made purely so that I can know which OC speaks what!

(Sidenote: as per usual, worlds that're completely original are in purple, worlds that're simply reimaginings are in pink, and worlds that I simply renamed are in green!)

Lemuria: Lemurian, Eldritchic

Heroica: Heroic (transatlantic accent)

Empyrea: Gachachen (Armenian), Alphoili ena (Georgian), Kalamari (Azerbaijani)

Grizzleheim: Bjørnsk (Danish), Ulvsk (Norwegian), Korpska (Swedish), Villisvínka (Icelandic)

Darkmoor: Vampyruiu kalba (Lithuanian), Huntsi keel (Estonian), Notekšu valoda (Latvian)

Polaris:

Morçais (French), Manchotasque (Monégasque)

Nesti yazyk (Russian), Mors’kyy levska (Ukrainian)

Tülkizaq (Kazakh), Tyulencha (Uzbek)

Moosekha (Yakut)

Gamassa:

Chessova- Obsidiūm, Ivornish, Garnissi

Suitsia- Heartesh, Spadettic, Clubivian, Diamantine

Tilasia- Dicenese, Dominocco

Tarotte- Swordinic, Pentaclese, Chalusian, Wandirine

Karamelle: Mausch (German), Mollands (Dutch)

Avalon: Arthraeg (Welsh), Sionhlig (Scottish Gaelic), Broclge (Irish Gaelic), Weasewek (Cornish)

Marleybone: Marlish (English), Sions (Ulster Scots), Loscannge (Irish)

Monquista: Tiellano (Spain Spanish), Cálidês (Portuguese), Verdalan (Catalan)

Coloratura: Purpurīm, Caerulic, Viridian, Flavish, Aurantesse, Rubinese

Dragonspyre: Ogŭnski (Bulgarian), Kriloski (Serbian)

Vitalia: Janeize (Genovese), Altoscan (Tuscan), Trinitalian (Sicilian), Purapoletano (Neapolitan)

Aquila: Aetóniká (Greek), Vulturīm (Latin), Trojan (Turkish)

Mirage:

Qhati (Levantine Arabic), Jamalījī (Gulf Arabic)

Rubâhsī (Fārsī), Mushrī (Darī)

Yılanili (Hittite), Faresiçe (Istanbul Turkish)

Babumerian (Sumerian), Sehê bejîdî (Kurdish), Ealiawi (Bedawi)

Krokotopia: Krokotopian (Ancient Egyptian), Hedjiin (Nubian), Manremənkhēmi (Coptic)

Zafaria:

Manwiza (Manyika), Mbidau (Ndau)

Sepiltwa (Setswana), Selaminko (Sesotho)

Indlodo (Mopondo), Imvumbu (Thembu)

KwaIbhubelu (KwaZulu-Natali Zulu), Intshaal (Transvaal Zulu)

Amakhanle (Ndebele), Óbhéjanele (Matabele)

Mooshu:

Guānyù (Mandarin)

Akago (Japanese)

Sanguk-eo (Korean)

Hüyyol (Mongolian)

Dbaas (Tibetan)

Qīng wá (Cantonese)

Vajong (Hmong)

Rajah:

Bāghala (Bengali)

Ṭālpiṉil (Tamil)

Mōrabi (Punjabi)

Kosūr (Kashmiri)

Sing-haya (Assamese)

Yago:

Tiếng Đồi (Vietnamese), Phéasa Veal (Khmer), Phéasa Rồng (dragon-riders)

Phasa Lm (Thai), Phasa Thidin (Laotian), Raybhasa (Burmese), Phasa Kyaal (helephants)

Bahasa Bunga (Indonesian), Bahasa Pasir (Malay), Tagbato (Tagalog)

Wallaru: (to be updated)

Celestia: Vosa vaka-Keresi (Fijian), Reo Ma’o (Tahitian), Lea fakaika (Tongan), Te reo Kapua (Maori)

Skull Island:

‘Ōlelo Wai (Hawaiian), Gagana fa’a Afi (Samoan), Troggy, Cohuatl (Nahuatl)

Ratgin (Pidgin), Papiatubarão (Papiamento), Krabole (French Creole), Flamiwa (Jamaican Patois)

Cool Ranch: Coolish (Southern accent), Biuan (Siouan), Pollish (Mexican Spanish)

Aviarios: Avirican (Northern/Western AmE)

Coatlán: Cohuatl (Nahuatl), Ocemuri ra’ícha (Tarahumaran), Cochojío (Huarijío)

Khrysalis: Hivonic, Burronian, Sluggish

Others: Common tongue, Neviit (Hebrew), Kalines (Romani)

[rohitpalan]

Cloud Database and DBaaS Market Surges: Expected to Reach US$ 69,806.5 Million by 2033

The Cloud Database and Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) market is poised for remarkable growth, with projections indicating a value of US$ 18,611.2 million in 2023 and a staggering rise to US$ 69,806.5 million by 2033. These figures reflect an anticipated Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 14.1% during the forecast period, underlining the industry’s tremendous potential and demand.

Healthcare, baking, and insurance businesses are dispersed and heavily rely on their websites. As a result, these businesses decide to use cloud databases and DBaaS solutions to cut their operating expenses and hence increase their productivity. The need for cloud databases and DBaaS is rising in non-traditional industries including social networking, online gaming, and online music merchants.

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Key Takeaways

One of the primary factors projected to drive the cloud database and DBaaS market growth is the growing need for self-driving cloud databases.

The solution component of the cloud database and DBaas market is expected to rise at a CAGR of 14.2% throughout the forecast period.

The structured query language segment is projected to rise at a CAGR of 13.6% throughout the forecast period.

North America is predicted to be the most advanced region in terms of cloud database and DBaaS adoption.

BFSI, consumer goods and retail, healthcare, and life sciences, telecom and IT, government, media and entertainment, manufacturing, and energy and utilities are just a few of the main industries that have embraced cloud database and DBaaS solutions and services.

Regional Trends and Insights

Geographically, the adoption of cloud databases and DBaaS solutions is not limited to specific regions. The trend is witnessed across the globe, with North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and other regions embracing these solutions for their operational and strategic advantages. Factors such as the proliferation of cloud technology, increasing internet penetration, and a growing emphasis on digital transformation are contributing to the market’s widespread adoption.

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Demand Soars Across Industries: Healthcare, Banking, and More

Driven by the digital transformation era, the Cloud Database and DBaaS market is witnessing soaring demand from a range of industries. Notably, sectors such as healthcare, banking, and insurance, which rely extensively on online presence, are adopting cloud databases and DBaaS solutions to streamline operations, cut operational costs, and enhance overall efficiency. The trend extends to non-traditional sectors like social networking, online gaming, and online music retailers, which are also experiencing a notable surge in demand for these solutions.

Region-wise Insights and Category-wise Insights

In North America, the Cloud Database and DBaaS market is poised to grow exponentially due to the presence of established tech giants and the continuous innovation ecosystem. Europe follows suit with a strong inclination towards digitalization, while the Asia Pacific region showcases immense potential driven by a growing number of startups and businesses transitioning to cloud-based solutions.

Drivers and Opportunities

The adoption of cloud databases and DBaaS is fueled by the need for scalable, flexible, and cost-efficient data management solutions. Enterprises are recognizing the benefits of offloading their database management to cloud platforms, enabling them to focus on core competencies. This shift also caters to the growing requirement for remote accessibility, real-time data analysis, and seamless collaboration, thereby accelerating market growth.

Competition Analysis

The Cloud Database and DBaaS market is witnessing intense competition among leading players striving to expand their market share. Companies are investing significantly in research and development to offer innovative and robust solutions, catering to the evolving needs of various industries. As the market continues to expand, collaborations, partnerships, and strategic acquisitions are becoming commonplace strategies for companies aiming to enhance their competitive edge.

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Key Segments

By Database Type:

Structured Query Language (SQL)

Not only Structured Query Language (NoSQL)

By Component:

Solution

Services

Cloud Database and DBaaS Market By Service:

Professional Services

Consulting

Implementation

Support and Maintenance

Managed Services

By Deployment Model:

Public Cloud

Private Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

By Organization Size:

Large Enterprises

Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)

By Vertical:

Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI)

Telecom and Information Technology (IT)

Government

Consumer Goods and Retail

Manufacturing

Energy and Utilities

Media and Entertainment

Healthcare and Life Sciences

Others (Education, Travel and Hospitality, and Transportation)

By Region:

North America

Europe

APAC

Middle East and Africa (MEA)

Latin America

[blazeybutch]

yeah not to be that bitch but i've been pushing out chapters for a longform fic since the start of this year with ZERO comments whatsoever. it sucks, man. it feels like i'm talking to the void. i've written ≈20k words to absolute nothing.

(unless you count someone who only stopped to leave a thinly veiled accusation of lesbian erasure because i headcanoned a character as a trans man, that they deleted before i could respond. no positive words in the single comment i got and even that was retracted within hours, and the worst bit? i was over the moon because for the first time in years, i got a fucking comment.)

i'm not gonna beg for comments or interaction on my fics specifically, just. any that you see. doesn't matter if you're socially anxious or shy, please. say something. ANYTHING. authors are not picking apart your compliments to call you cringe. authors are not getting weirded out because you're too hardcore of a fan, they're not taking your minor criticism as a fight starter or getting gravely hurt by it. but you know what we ARE doing? losing our passion for writing because we have no audience but a silent theatre of empty seats.

if you're too nervous to comment, follow the jane margolis rule. DBAA. don't be an asshole. but i am fucking begging people to engage. i thought my work wasn't getting anything because i write for a pretty small fandom, but finding out this is a global problem across most if not all of fandom? Man. i've seen complaints about it in r/AO3 multiple times too.

(i could talk about how art is now treated as Content to Consume and so people forget that they're looking at the creative expression of a human person, they just Consume their Content and go, but that's a whole other pallet of crates to unload)

not to be That Person but when people are like “why isn’t there a big fandom culture anymore?” umm…

maybe this is why???? That an author can spend hours (if not days or weeks or months) on something, have 1,800 people read it, and only have THREE people willing to take a few extra seconds out of their day to comment. Not even something as simple as “thanks for sharing” or “second kudos” or “❤️”

I’m not the internet police. You decide what you do with your time. Just don’t be surprised if the result is that creators leave your fandoms. I’m not writing to scream into the void. If that’s what I wanted, I wouldn’t bother posting. Fandom is a community. It’s an exchange of enthusiasm over this thing we all love. And who’s gonna keep showing up at your house with a goodie basket if all you do is take the basket, slam the door, and leave them outside to watch through the window while you eat?

[hawkstack]

🚀 Enterprise Kubernetes Storage with Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation

As enterprises continue to adopt Kubernetes for container orchestration, the demand for scalable, resilient, and enterprise-grade storage solutions has never been higher. While Kubernetes excels in managing stateless applications, managing stateful workloads—such as databases, messaging queues, and AI/ML pipelines—poses unique challenges. This is where Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation (ODF) steps in as a game-changer.

📦 What is Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation?

Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation (formerly OpenShift Container Storage) is a software-defined storage solution designed specifically for OpenShift environments. Built on Ceph and NooBaa, ODF provides a unified storage layer that seamlessly supports block, file, and object storage within your Kubernetes infrastructure.

ODF delivers highly available, scalable, and secure storage for cloud-native workloads, empowering DevOps teams to run stateful applications confidently across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

🔧 Key Features of OpenShift Data Foundation

1. Unified Storage for Kubernetes

ODF supports:

Block Storage for databases and persistent workloads

File Storage for legacy applications and shared volumes

Object Storage for cloud-native applications, backup, and AI/ML data lakes

2. Multi-Cloud & Hybrid Cloud Ready

Deploy ODF on bare metal, private clouds, public clouds, or hybrid environments. With integrated NooBaa technology, it allows seamless object storage across AWS S3, Azure Blob, and on-premises storage.

3. Integrated with OpenShift

ODF is tightly integrated with Red Hat OpenShift, allowing:

Native support for Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs)

Automated provisioning and scaling

Built-in monitoring through OpenShift Console and Prometheus/Grafana

4. Data Resilience & High Availability

Through Ceph under the hood, ODF offers:

Data replication across nodes

Self-healing storage clusters

Built-in erasure coding for space-efficient redundancy

5. Security & Compliance

ODF supports:

Encryption at rest and in transit

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Integration with enterprise security policies and key management services (KMS)

🧩 Common Use Cases

Database as a Service (DBaaS) on Kubernetes

CI/CD Pipelines with persistent cache

AI/ML Workloads requiring massive unstructured data

Kafka, Elasticsearch, and other stateful operators

Backup & Disaster Recovery for OpenShift clusters

🛠️ Architecture Overview

At a high level, ODF deploys the following components:

ODF Operator: Automates lifecycle and management

CephCluster: Manages block and file storage

NooBaa Operator: Manages object storage abstraction

Multicloud Object Gateway (MCG): Bridges cloud and on-prem storage

The ODF stack ensures zero downtime for workloads and automated healing in the event of hardware failure or node loss.

🚀 Getting Started

To deploy OpenShift Data Foundation:

Install OpenShift on your preferred infrastructure.

Enable the ODF Operator from OperatorHub.

Configure storage cluster using local devices, AWS EBS, or any supported backend.

Create storage classes for your apps to consume via PVCs.

Pro Tip: Use OpenShift’s integrated dashboard to visualize storage usage, health, and performance metrics out of the box.

🧠 Final Thoughts

Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation is more than just a storage solution—it's a Kubernetes-native data platform that gives you flexibility, resilience, and performance at scale. Whether you're building mission-critical microservices or deploying petabyte-scale AI workloads, ODF is designed to handle your stateful needs in an enterprise-ready way.

Embrace the future of cloud-native storage with Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation.For more details www.hawkstack.com 

[infernovm]

Google adds natural language query capabilities to AlloyDB

Google is enhancing AlloyDB, its fully managed database-as-a-service (DBaaS), to help developers build applications underpinned by generative AI. Announced at Google’s annual Cloud Next conference, the updates could give the PostreSQL-compatible AlloyDB an edge over PostgreSQL itself or other compatible offerings such as Amazon Aurora. Among the additions, a new AlloyDB AI query engine enables…

[ericvanderburg]

Tessell?s Multi-Cloud DBaaS is Now Available on Google Cloud

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