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Enable as-a-Service Database Deployments with One Platform

Automate Day 0 deployments and simplify Day 2 operations for a broad, curated set of databases on any on-premises or cloud environment. Empower developers with self-service to databases, and ease the administrative challenges of deploying and managing databases at scale.

  • Provision databases on-demand, within minutes
  • Choose from a broad, curated, and growing catalog of databases
  • Manage databases at scale with a single, unified control plane
  • Deploy in any environment on Kubernetes, and eliminate cloud lock-in
Database Deployments with One Platform

Using Portworx Data Services, Businesses Can

Increase Data Resiliency

Reduce database downtime, improve fault tolerance, and recover faster from failures with zero RPO and short RTO.

Drive Operational Efficiency

Automate database lifecycle management, and control cloud costs with deployments and portability across any environment.

Accelerate Product Development

Empower developers with self-service to databases provisioned in minutes, and get to market faster.

Portworx Data Services: The Database Platform-as-a-Service

Unlock Self-Service to Databases

Portworx Data Services gives developers self-service to databases deployed within minutes for the broadest catalog of data services. With just a few clicks, application teams can have a working database in any on-premises or cloud environment on Kubernetes.

  • Choose from a broad, curated catalog including MongoDB, Elasticsearch, SQL Server, and more – without hiring specialists for each database
  • Deploy with configuration, resource, and backup policy templates set by your organization
Self-Service to Databases

Automate Day 2 Operations

Update and scale databases with ease, and with automated storage capacity management and resource optimization.

  • Dynamic, automated provisioning of persistent storage volumes
  • In-place, non-disruptive updates to deployed databases
  • On-demand scalability
Automate Day 2 Operations

Centralize & Streamline Management

Monitor and management database deployments in one place with a single control plane, unified control plane.

  • Manage database deployments via browser user interface or API
  • Monitor with cluster and deployment dashboards
  • Granular controls with RBAC for accounts, projects, clusters, and users
Centralize & Streamline Management
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a database-platform-as-a-service?

A database-platform-as-a-service provides a managed platform for deploying, operating, and managing different databases. These services abstract away the complexities that come with handling underlying infrastructure, giving developers and the business valuable time back to focus on other priorities that would have otherwise been spent on lifecycle management.

Key features that a database-platform-as-a-service should offer are scalability, high availability, security, automated backups, non-disruptive upgrades, and monitoring.

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What data services does Portworx Data Services support?

Portworx Data Services supports a broad and growing catalog of databases, including MongoDB, SQL Server, Kafka, and more. We are consistently adding support for more, and the latest set of supported databases can be found in our documentation

How do I deploy my database on Kubernetes using Portworx?

Portworx Data Services makes it simple to deploy your database of choice on Kubernetes, in any on-premises or cloud environment. We have many resources, including the following blogs that may help: