In this second post, in our series about hosting database in the cloud, we'll dive into the cloud-native databases.

Our services have benefited from the new solution resulting a faster time to market with the performance that is required with large eCommerce systems.

Cloud infrastructure offers many benefits for hosting databases such as reduced maintenance, improved resilience, and easier scalability.

Our projects vary greatly between implementations, therefore, we really wanted to unify our infrastructure. UpCloud has proven to be flexible enough to allow us to adapt to different needs with minimal effort.

UpCloud's offering is simple and easy to understand, cloud servers with a little bit of networking, nothing overly fancy and that's exactly what we want.

Each day our systems ingest large quantities of data and with UpCloud we know that the hardware management is in trustworthy and experienced hands.

To help save valuable time and make an educated choice, you should begin by checking out benchmarks.

Consolidating almost everything hosting related to a single provider has been a huge management relief for our system administrators.

We are always looking to broaden our global reach and thanks to UpCloud we are able to deliver great quality streams to regions yet unreachable by traditional 3D streaming methods.

As a leading infrastructure-as-code product, Terraform has a connector called the Kubernetes provider. Let’s take a look at what you can do with it.

In this article, we'll look at how to make changes to a Ruby app to improve performance.