Pick Your Favorite Cloud Databases
DBClusters cloud platform supports a variety of cheap database hosting plans for SQL, NoSQL, and NewSQL databases. Find your favorite database here.
Oracle
Popularity: 1236.37
Oracle Database is the first database designed for enterprise grid computing, the most flexible and cost-effective way to manage information and applications.
Version Oracle 11g XE
Deployment Cloud Hosting, DBaaS
MySQL
Popularity: 1205.38
MySQL is suitable for any application requiring a transactional SQL engine, including mission-critical apps and heavily trafficked websites.
Version MySQL 5.7/8.0
Deployment Cloud Hosting, DBaaS
SQL Server
Popularity: 924.68
Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system developed by Microsoft. It is ideal for development and production for desktop, web, and small server applications.
Version SQL Server 2019 XE/2017 XE
Deployment Cloud Hosting, DBaaS
PostgreSQL
Popularity: 622.72
PostgreSQL is used as the primary data store or data warehouse for many web, mobile, geospatial, and analytics applications.
Version PostgreSQL 16 / 15 / 14 / 13 / 12 / 11
Deployment Cloud Hosting, DBaaS
Redis
Popularity: 183.38
Redis is an open-source, key-value database built with an in-memory design that emphasizes speed. It has support for rich data types, atomic operations, and Lua scripting.
Version Redis 6.0
Deployment Cloud Hosting, DBaaS
Elasticsearch
Popularity: 151.07
Elasticsearch is a free open search and analytics solution. With an emphasis on speed, scale, and relevance, it's transforming how the world uses data.
Version Elasticsearch 7.10
Deployment Cloud Hosting, DBaaS
Cassandra
Popularity: 117.95
Cassandra is an open-source distributed and scalable NoSQL database with high-performance capabilities.
Version Cassandra 3.11
Deployment Cloud Hosting, DBaaS
MariaDB
Popularity: 109.31
MariaDB database is used for various purposes, such as data warehousing, e-commerce, enterprise-level features, and logging applications.
Version MariaDB 11.1 / 10.6
Deployment Cloud Hosting, DBaaS
A Video Shows How to Create a Cloud Database Instance
A quick walk through of how to create a database on CloudClusters.
8 Reasons to Migrate to DBClusters DB Hosting
Leave the complexity of DB hosting administration to us. We’ll handle setting up, backing up, and updating so you can focus on building great APPs.
Cheap Database Hosting
You can get the same configuration and support at half the price of the average level for a managed DB hosting service, even with our monthly billing. And feel free to lock in more discounts with our long-term plans.
Rich Application Options
On the DBClusters Kubernetes cloud platform, we offer a choice of managed hosting services for SQL, NoSQL, and NewSQL databases. And we plan to launch more in the future. You can easily find the ones that best meet your needs.
Highly Scalable
Scale up resources at any time to keep up with your business growth. On our cloud platform, the scaling can be done in a few clicks.
Easy to Use and Maintain
You can easily start a cloud database by installing it in one click or migrating your existing database by following our step-by-step guides. And we provide a web-based GUI control panel for you to manage your databse with ease.
Instant Backup
Backup is critical to maintaining your data integrity in crises. Besides the system-scheduled backups, you can manually back up your data at any time on the panel to obtain data at specific points in time.
Fully Managed DB Hosting
DBClusters expert team takes on the DB hosting management work, including system administration, maintenance, upgrade, and security, leaving you time and energy to concentrate on your business value.
End to End Security
firewall rules on, only requests from the listed IPs can access your database. Data is also encrypted during transmission and at rest.
Powerful Control Panel
The intuitive control panel with comprehensive tools enables users to manage databases conveniently. Application monitoring, backup, and recovery are significantly simplified and improved, saving time and energy for your business growth.
Monitor DB Hosting Usage in Real Time
DB hosting provides cloud database resource utilization indicators, such as CPU, average load, memory usage, and disk usage.
CPU
The CPU curve reflects the operation of cloud database server. The more complex the data processing, the higher the CPU usage.
Memory
The memory curve represents the RAM changes of your cloud database server, which generally remain stable.
Disk
The disk curve represents the usage of your SSD, which generally remains stable.
Traffic
The traffic curve reflects the change of your database reading frequency.
Advantages and Disadvantages of SQL, NoSQL, and NewSQL Databases
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NoSQL
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SQL Database
RDBMS stands for Relational Database Management Systems. It is designed for relational databases to provide data in rows and columns or in a properly structured format. The database is provided digitally for the relational model of data.
Advantages of SQL Databases:
One of the main benefits of using SQL database is the versatility and simplicity of the language.
Another benefit is its easy integration with other programming languages, most suitable for Python and R integration.
SQL database can run at a high operating speed, providing users with a fast and effective way to retrieve, operate or store data.
Disadvantages of SQL Databases:
SQL database has a complex interface, which may make some users feel uncomfortable when dealing with databases.
Some versions are too expensive for programmers to access.
Because of hidden business rules, users cannot fully control the database.
Comparison of Popular DB Hosting Solutions
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| Database | Oracle | MySQL | SQL Server | PostgreSQL | Redis | Elasticsearch | Cassandra | MariaDB |
| Type | SQL Database Hosting | SQL Database Hosting | SQL Database Hosting | SQL Database Hosting | NoSQL Database Hosting | NoSQL Database Hosting | NoSQL Database Hosting | SQL Database Hosting |
| Popularity Score | 1236.37 Data Sources: DB Engines | 1205.3 Data Sources: DB Engines | 924.68 Data Sources: DB Engines | 622.72 Data Sources:DB Engines | 183.38 Data Sources: DB Engines | 151.07 Data Sources: DB Engines | 117.95 Data Sources: DB Engines | 109.31 Data Sources: DB Engines |
| Best for | Oracle database stores, organizes, and retrieves data by type while maintaining relationships between various data types. The application is designed for grid computing, which uses distributed computer resources to reach a common goal. | MySQL is suitable for any application requiring a transactional SQL engine, including mission-critical apps and heavy trafficked websites. MySQL adheres to ACID principles and includes extensions to ANSI/ISO Standard SQL, as well as support for XML and JSON. | Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system developed by Microsoft. As a database server, it is a software product with the primary function of storing and retrieving data as requested by other software applications—which may run either on the same computer or on another computer across a network. | Supports NoSQL and a large variety of data types: PostgreSQL is a popular choice for NoSQL features. It natively supports a rich variety of data types, including JSON, hstore, and XML. You can define original data types and set up custom functions, too. | Redis is an ideal choice for real-time analytics use cases such as social media analytics, ad targeting, personalization, and IoT. | Elasticsearch is a good for Logging and Log Analysis, Scraping and Combining Public Data, Full-Text Search, Event Data and Metrics, and Visualizing Data. | Cassandra is a good fit for IoT and edge computing needs. Cassandra can ingest concurrent data from any node in the cluster, since all have read/write capacity. Ability to handle a large volume of high-velocity, time-series data. | Generally speaking, MariaDB shows improved speed when compared to MySQL. In particular, MariaDB offers better performance when it comes to views and handling flash storage through its RocksDB engine. MariaDB also outperforms MySQL when it comes to replication. |
| Deployment on DBClusters | Cloud Database, DBaaS | Cloud Database, DBaaS | Cloud Database, DBaaS | Cloud Database, DBaaS | Cloud Database, DBaaS | Cloud Database, DBaaS | Cloud Database, DBaaS | Cloud Database, DBaaS |
| Installation Environment | Docker Container | Docker Container | Docker Container | Docker Container | Docker Container | Docker Container | Docker Container | Docker Container |
| Supported Versions on DBClusters |
Oracle 11g XE
Oracle 11g XE uses availability groundbreaking adaptive cursor sharing, database resident connection pooling, and version-based redefinition. |
MySQL 5.7 / 8.0
MySQL 5.7 - Community end of life planned until October, 2023. |
SQL Server 2019 XE / 2017 XE
SQL Server 2019 supports free asynchronous replication on Azure Virtual Machines for disaster recovery. SQL Server 2017 was able to backup and disaster recovery to azure. |
PostgreSQL 16 / 15 / 14 / 13 / 12 / 11
Compared with PostgreSQL 12, PostgreSQL 13 requires reading fewer index pages and is more efficient if an index has a large number of repeated values and the execution plan uses index only scan. |
Redis 6.0
Redis 6.0, the latest version of open source Redis, boosts security, performance, and ease-of-use—and even brings some entirely new functionality. |
Elasticsearch 7.10
Elasticsearch 7.10.0 fixes the problem of information disclosure in audit logs， which is a stable release of Elasticsearch. |
Cassandra 3.11
Apache Cassandra 3.11 release: Released on 2022-06-17 Maintained until 4.2.0 release (May-July 2023) |
MariaDB CS 11.1 / 10.6
MariaDB 10.5 is a previous major stable version The first stable release was in June 2020, and it will be supported until June 2025. |
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Frequently Asked Questions of DB Hosting
How to quickly start a DB hosting?
DBClusters provides highly available, flexible, and fully hosted database storage. You can start using cloud databases in five minutes with one click deployment.
What are the differences between SQL and NoSQL databases?
SQL databases are relational, while NoSQL databases are non relational.
SQL databases use a structured query language and have predefined schemas. NoSQL databases have dynamic schemas for unstructured data.
SQL databases are vertically scalable, while NoSQL databases are horizontally scalable.
SQL databases are table based, while NoSQL databases are documents, key values, graphs, or wide column storage.
SQL databases are more suitable for multi-row transactions, while NoSQL is more suitable for unstructured data such as documents or JSON.
SQL databases use a structured query language and have predefined schemas. NoSQL databases have dynamic schemas for unstructured data.
SQL databases are vertically scalable, while NoSQL databases are horizontally scalable.
SQL databases are table based, while NoSQL databases are documents, key values, graphs, or wide column storage.
SQL databases are more suitable for multi-row transactions, while NoSQL is more suitable for unstructured data such as documents or JSON.
Why should I choose your cheap db hosting?
Besides the affordable prices, you will get many benefits like auto-backup, FTPS service, monitoring console, and free migration at DBClusters. These benefits come free with all plans and make managing database hosting easier.
What does fully managed NoSQL & SQL hosting mean?
Fully managed NoSQL & SQL DB hosting on our platform is completely managed by us. Our maintenance work includes but is not limited to the application deployment, migration, backup, security, and upgrade, leaving you time and energy to stay focused on the application development.
Should I choose a free or paid version?
Most users download open-source databases, which are free of charge. If the free license does not suit your intended use, you can purchase a different license directly from its parent company. For most web hosting customers, the free version will suffice.
What is SQL Database hosting?
SQL DB hosting is a hosting to manage your RDMS (Relational Database Management System) using SQL. SQL is known for being simple to use and allows you to retrieve data from databases, edit existing data, create new data, execute queries and delete data.
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