Database Performance In The Cloud
This page contains an index to a blog series on the topic of designing, building and running databases in the cloud – and particularly the challenge of database performance.
The initial idea for the series came from reading a set of Gartner claims covering databases and the cloud. Namely, that:
- “By 2022, 75% of all databases will be deployed or migrated to a cloud platform” <link>
- “Cloud is now the default platform for managing data” <link>
- “On-premises is the past, and only legacy compatibility or special requirements should keep you there” <link>
These assertions were made pre-COVID19, so the timings may now have changed, but they were enough to get me off my sun lounger and back to blogging…
Index
Prologue: Don’t Call It A Comeback
Databases Now Live In The Cloud
Cloud DBA: The Next Generation of Database Administrator?
The Public Cloud: The Hotel For Your Applications
Choosing The Right Path To The Cloud
Overprovisioning: The Curse Of The Cloud
Cloud Compromises: Constrained and Optimized CPUs
The Biggest Gap In The Clouds? High-Performance RDBMS
More to follow…