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| Database type | Google Cloud Service | Use case examples |
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Relational | Simplify migrations to Cloud SQL from MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle databases with Database Migration Service. Set up easy-to-use, low-latency database replication with Datastream. |
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PostgreSQL-compatible database service for your most demanding enterprise workloads. AlloyDB Omni is a downloadable edition designed to run anywhere—in your datacenter, your laptop, and in any cloud. Use AlloyDB AI to easily build enterprise generative AI applications. Simplify migrations to AlloyDB with Database Migration Service. |
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Cloud-native with unlimited scale, global consistency, and up to 99.999% availability. Processes more than 3 billion requests per second at peak. Create a 90-day Spanner free trial instance with 10 GB of storage at no cost. |
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Lift and shift Oracle workloads to Google Cloud. |
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Serverless, highly scalable, and cost-effective multicloud data warehouse designed for business agility and offers up to 99.99% availability. Enable near real-time insights on operational data with Datastream for BigQuery. |
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Document | Highly-scalable, massively popular document database service for mobile, web, and server development that offers richer, faster queries and high availability up to 99.999%. Has a thriving developer community of more than 250,000 monthly active developers. |
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Store and sync data in real time. |
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In-memory | Fully managed Redis and Memcached for sub-millisecond data access. Memorystore for Redis Cluster is a fully managed service which can easily scale to terabytes of keyspace and tens of millions of operations per second. |
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Additional NoSQL | Global cloud database service for modern applications. |
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Managed offerings from our open source partner network, including MongoDB, Datastax, Redis Labs, and Neo4j. |
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