MySQLDBaaS

One of the most widely used open-source relational databases, suitable for business-critical applications with the ability to build clusters for high availability.

Overview

Specification

Pricing

SLA

Function	Description
Database version	8
High availability	Optional 1 primary and 1 or more read only replicas Nodes are always in different AZs when possible Automatic failover Max 5 nodes per Datastore
Backup	Full backup and incremental backup options. Xtrabackup 1 week retention by default, can be changed.
Monitoring	Critical functionality is monitored 24x7
Restore	Yes, from any available backup.
Firewall	Included
Scaling	Yes, by replacing nodes with different flavor
Installed and supported extensions/modules	None
Support	24x7 support included
Interface	https://dbaas.elastx.cloud Web UI
Region	One region se-sto (Sweden Stockholm)
Availability Zones (AZ)	Three (sto1, sto2, sto3) Each AZ is a separate data center Up to 20km distance between AZ
Power	100% renewable energy
Compute	v1 (shared compute nodes) Intel Gold 5120, 5220R, 5318S or Platinum 8461V v2 (shared compute nodes) AMD EPYC 9634 d2 (dedicated compute nodes) Intel E-2278G, E-2378G d3 (dedicated compute nodes) AMD 7443P ECC memory 2x10Gb, 2x25Gb or 2x100Gb NIC
Datastore start time	Normally within 10 minutes
Volume Storage	Block storage based on SSD storage cluster. Enterprise grade SSD One storage cluster per AZ Fully redundant 1000 - 128000 IOPS per volume Encrypted At Rest (AES 256-bit encryption) Can be expanded
Ephemeral Storage	Block storage based on local SSD Enterprise grade NVMe SSD Encrypted At Rest (AES 256-bit encryption)
Backup storage	Object storage One cluster over three AZ Three data copies, one in each AZ Encrypted At Rest (AES 256-bit encryption)
Network	Fully redundant Anycast Routing Fully distributed network services 0,5ms latency between AZ Threat Intelligence included
Documentation	https://docs.elastx.cloud/docs/dbaas/