Manage a document-oriented NoSQL DBMS in the infrastructure of Delphi Cloud.
If the load on your cluster increases, you can add new servers or increase their capacity in a matter of minutes.
Invest your time in your project, and we’ll take care of database maintenance: software backups, monitoring, fault tolerance, and updates.
You can enable sharding for clusters depending on version. You can also add and configure individual shards to improve cluster performance.
All DBMS connections are encrypted using the TLS protocol, and DB backups are GPG-encrypted. Data is secured in accordance with the requirements of local regulatory and ISO industry standards.
Document-oriented DBMS has no regular tables and stores data as collections of JSON-like documents. This is great for projects where data structures may change during development.
To get started, go to the Delphi Cloud console and create a Delphi StoreDoc database cluster. You can set characteristics, choose a host class and storage size, and select the network to connect your cluster to as well as an availability zone.
Create cluster
This service helps you create, use, and scale Delphi StoreDoc databases in your cloud. The main entity used in the service is a database cluster. Each cluster consists of one or more database hosts, or virtual machines with DBMS servers deployed on them.
Yes, backup is enabled by default. A backup of all cluster data is automatically created once a day. Delphi StoreDoc lets you restore the cluster state to any point in time (Point-in-Time-Recovery, PITR) from when the oldest full backup was created until the archiving of the most recent oplog. For this purpose, the backup selected as the starting point of recovery is updated with entries from the cluster oplog. Automatic backups are stored for seven days by default.
The usage cost for the Delphi StoreDoc database management service is calculated based on the: Selected host class. Storage size reserved for the database host. Size of database cluster backups. Backup space equal to the reserved storage space is free of charge. Number of hours of database host operation. Partial hours are rounded to an integer value. The cost per hour of operation for each host class is listed in Pricing for Managed Service for Delphi StoreDoc.
In the management console, just choose a different host class for the Delphi StoreDoc cluster you need to change it for. The cluster characteristics change within 30 minutes. During this period, other maintenance activity like installing updates may also be enabled for the cluster.
The list of versions is available in the documentation.
When creating clusters, Delphi StoreDoc allocates resources, installs the DBMS, and creates databases. For created and running databases, it automatically creates backups and applies fixes and updates to the DBMS. The service also provides data replication between database hosts (both inside and between availability zones) and automatically switches the load over to a backup replica in the event of a failure.
Yes. You can read the full security audit conclusion on the Security page.