Database
Databases form the foundation of efficient application development, enabling organized data
storage, rapid retrieval, and seamless scalability for enhanced user experiences.
Databases form the foundation of efficient application development, enabling organized data
storage, rapid retrieval, and seamless scalability for enhanced user experiences.
Red Hat provides certified operators and solutions for data management, such as solutions by MongoDB, Cockroach Labs, and Crunchy Data for database application development.
Red Hat also provides hands-on labs to learn more about Red Hat Enterprise Linux databases.
Using the MongoDB Kubernetes operator, you have full control over your MongoDB deployment from a single Kubernetes control plane, with a consistent experience across different deployment environments.
Crunchy PostgreSQL for OpenShift is the easiest way to run Postgres on Openshift. It provides an out-of-the-box operator pattern for configuring, launching, and managing highly-available, best-practice Postgres on Kubernetes.
A trusted open source PostgreSQL container image distribution certified by Crunchy Data gives you production-ready Postgres, anywhere you want to run it.
CockroachDB is a cloud-native, fully managed, distributed SQL database architected and built from the ground up to scale easily and survive any failure.
Deploy Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI) images for Microsoft SQL Server on an OpenShift or Kubernetes cluster. Using the relevant tags, you can deploy official SQL Server images.
Set up MariaDB and PostgreSQL in the no-cost Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift and build applications.
Learn how to register your system with Microsoft SQL Server with Red Hat Insights and resolve recommendations provided for SQL Server running on that machine.
Learn how to apply and modify system-wide cryptographic policies supported by RHEL to Microsoft SQL Server and encrypt databases in SQL Server using the transparent data encryption (TDE) feature.
Red Hat Data Grid lets you develop applications that meet high availability, reliability, and elasticity requirements by allowing applications to connect to cloud-native databases and traditional databases using tested and secure APIs such as HotRod and REST. This eliminates the challenges and cost of integrating with conventional databases, making application development more streamlined.
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