Couchbase, Inc., a leading modern database for enterprise applications, has announced the availability of its Couchbase CapellaTM Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) offering on Google Cloud. As a result, customers now have more options for where Capella can be deployed, enhancing application alignment and supporting hybrid and multi-cloud strategies from a single platform at a lower cost than competitors.
"Accelerating the development and deployment of database applications has become increasingly important to companies that are digitally transforming their businesses. By making its Capella offering available on Google Cloud's secure and flexible global infrastructure, Couchbase is providing customers with a cost-effective way to speed up the development of their applications,"
Ritika Suri, director of Technology Partnerships, Google Cloud
Capella is a fully-managed database as a service (DBaaS) that offloads database management lowers expenses, and provides database freedom for developers as well as corporate application performance at scale. In addition, the familiarity of SQL as Capella's query language greatly reduces the learning and usage curve for developers and across enterprises.
Customers of Couchbase Capella receive the following benefits:
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Easy as SQL.
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Develop with agility across use cases.
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Premium performance and cost efficiency at scale.
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Multi-cloud.
"With Capella on Google Cloud, we offer flexible multi-model access and data structure capabilities that allow customers to develop with agility for an even broader set of use cases, all from a single vendor," said Scott Anderson, senior vice president of Product Management and Business Operations at Couchbase. "Our customers look to Couchbase to help make their modernization strategies a reality and we've seen strong demand from our customers for Capella on Google Cloud. Extending Couchbase Capella to Google Cloud means we can accelerate growth and product innovation at scale for even more customers, giving them the flexibility to go across cloud service providers."