Google is enabling AlloyDB, the PostgreSQL-compatible database, to run anywhere, including public cloud, on-premises servers, edge computing environments and even developer laptops. Branded as AlloyDB ...

Choice is always a good thing. Starting today, enterprises with data-overflow issues -- just about every company -- will have a new cloud-based option for storing their files, data, metadata, and logs ...

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Google Cloud's AlloyDB for PostgreSQL has moved into public preview, and as a Postgres-compatible, fully managed DBaaS (database-as-a-service), will take on offerings from AWS and Microsoft in the hot ...

Data-laden users will have a new option for storing their information in the cloud now. Google Cloud Platform (GCP) today announced a new database option called AlloyDB that’s built around the ...

Google Cloud is looking to take on rivals such as Oracle Corp. and Amazon Web Services Inc. in the database arena with AlloyDB, a new, fully managed and PostgreSQL-compatible relational database ...

The PostgreSQL-compatible, fully managed database-as-a-service will come with a new feature called cross-region replication, which is currently in private preview. Google is expanding the availability ...

Following a seven-month preview, Google Cloud’s AlloyDB for PostgreSQL service is finally being made generally available to all customers, the company said today. AlloyDB for PostgreSQL is a fully ...