FPT Smart Cloud Database Engine is a cloud-based database service that provides businesses with a simple, fast, and secure way to deploy and manage their database.
This product allows you to create a database (SQL, non-SQL) on a virtual cluster without setting up detailed parameters as you would need to do on a physical server. Our service includes the following databases:
MySQL
SQL Server
MongoDB
MariaDB
PostgreSQL
Redis
Kafka
You can choose the appropriate version for your application on each database, and our team is always ready to support the change between versions within a database.
Terminology | Definitions |
Database | A collection of data that is organized so that it can be easily accessed, managed, and updated |
Relational Database | A database that stores data in tables, with each table consisting of rows and columns. Relational databases use SQL to query data. |
Non-relational Database | A database that does not store data in tables. Non-relational databases often use other query languages, such as NoSQL. |
SQL (Structure querry language) | A programming language used to store, retrieve, and manipulate data in relational databases. |
Cluster | A group of computers that work together to provide a single service. In the context of databases, a cluster is used to distribute data across multiple computers. |
Node | A computer in a cluster. |
VCPU (cloud) | A virtual central processing unit. VCPUs are measured in gigabytes (GB). |
RAM (cloud) | RAM is measured in gigabytes (GB). |
Storage disk (cloud) | A storage device that is attached to a cloud server. Storage disks are measured in gigabytes (GB). |
Backup Job | A scheduled task that automatically backs up data. |
Full Backup | A backup of all data in a database. This includes both old data and data that has been modified since the previous backup. |
Diff Backup | A backup of only the data that has been changed or created since the most recent backup. |
Restore | The process of restoring a database from a backup. This can be used to recover data that has been lost or damaged. |