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summary
Google Cloud outlines three concrete choices and migration paths: Cloud SQL Enterprise Plus for managed, drop-in Postgres with one‑second scale-ups and optional data cache; AlloyDB HTAP for OLTP plus low‑latency OLAP (columnar engine, thousands of read replicas, PGVector + Google ScaNN for ANN searches) and smooth Postgres dumps; and Spanner TrueTime for global, strongly consistent, horizontally scalable writes (multi‑region read/write, auto‑scaling, linear concurrency, multimodel: graph/full‑text/vector). Costs sit in the same ballpark; choose by required latency, global writes, replica count, and HTAP needs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and session overview
- 2:55Database offerings overview
- 10:17Choosing between Cloud SQL AlloyDB and Spanner
- 25:55Use cases and migration guidance
- 37:58Multi-region and global scalability
- 46:53Performance cost and scaling options
- 56:46HTAP and query optimization
- 1:01:06Q&A and closing remarks
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