Why Public Database as a Service is Prime for Open Source Distribution
summary
Database-as-a-service wins on convenience but creates vendor lock-in, higher incidents and surprise costs; the talk claims a premium rose from ~30% to parity with infrastructure and cites user surveys on expense and performance concerns. Kubernetes is presented as the enabler for cross-cloud open-source DBaaS. Concrete work: Percona operators for MySQL and MongoDB plus Percona Monitoring and Management exist, the operator is on the operator hub, and a Percona Enterprise Platform beta is launching later this year.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Early days of Open Source
- 2:45Modern Open Source
- 3:52Cloud Deployment
- 5:37No DBA Help
- 6:55Fully Managed
- 8:19Database as a Service
- 9:53Database as a Service Premium
- 11:15Public Cloud Database as a Service
- 13:52Enterprise Platform
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