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Application and database migration to cloud
Cloud-based databases are becoming more and more popular among enterprises, particularly as the advantages of moving databases to the cloud become well understood and accepted.
These advantages range from having access to more advanced capabilities offered by a third party to a reduction in staff costs related to database administration. Before deciding to migrate a database to the cloud, it’s vital to weigh the main benefits and drawbacks, especially with regard to management and monitoring capabilities.
Benefits of database migration to cloud
- Simple to use : You go through the construction of a migration with built-in, customizable source configuration data, the establishment of different secure networking connectivity choices, and built-in scripts for quick execution in a guided experience. It guarantees successful migrations by providing validation before migrations are executed.
- Serverless environment : Reduce the operational costs associated with database migration. With Database Migration Service, high-performance, uninterrupted data replication at scale is guaranteed since there are no migration servers to provision, operate, or monitor.
- Design for security : You can relax knowing that your data is safe as you migrate. To safeguard your data in transit, Database Migration Service provides a number of secure, private connecting options. After migration, all data is automatically encrypted, and Google Cloud databases offer many security levels to satisfy even the most demanding needs.
- Freedom to choose how you wish to work : For the most demanding business database workloads, Google Cloud offers managed services for the open-source MySQL and PostgreSQL databases, as well as for SQL Server. It also offers AlloyDB, a fully managed PostgreSQL-compatible database service. Your databases may be moved easily and without any surprises. With no extra charge, Database Migration Service makes use of inherent replication capabilities for extremely precise, high-fidelity migrations.