Database Hosting in DBMS, Oracle/MySQL/MSSQL Hosting, Database VPS

Database hosting is a service that allows you to store, manage, and access a database on a remote server provided by a hosting provider. Instead of hosting it on your own local machine, the database runs on secure infrastructure optimized for performance, accessibility, and reliability.

Cloud Database Hosting is a fully managed solution where resources are shared with other users. It is designed exclusively for running a single database application. We take care of all technical aspects, including server setup, software installation, maintenance, and security, so you don’t have to. Regular backups and on-demand backups are available and easily managed through the control panel. This solution is ideal for businesses looking for a hassle-free, optimized database experience without the need for server management.
Database VPS Hosting provides a virtual private server that offers more flexibility and control than cloud database hosting. With root/admin access, you have near-full control over your server, allowing you to install and configure your preferred operating system, database, applications, etc. Regular backups are included and managed by our team. Database VPS hosting is easily scalable within the limits of the physical machine and is ideal for businesses that need more customization and control while still maintaining cost efficiency.
Database Dedicated Hosting provides an entire physical server exclusively for a single user, offering the highest level of performance, security, and resource availability. Users have complete control over server configurations, software installations, and customizations. Regular backups are not offered, but they can implement their own backup strategies as needed. This solution is best suited for enterprises that require maximum computing power, dedicated resources, and full administrative control over their database hosting environment.

Yes, our Database Servers are scalable. You can upgrade CPU, RAM, storage, and other resources as your database requirements increase. However, there are certain limitations to each type of database hosting.
When your resource usage (such as CPU, RAM, or storage) exceeds the limits of your current hosting plan or server, you'll need to upgrade to a more powerful server. This usually involves migrating your database and applications to a new server that can handle higher demands.

Yes, you can host multiple database instances on the same database VPS or dedicated database servers, depending on the server’s resources and your specific configuration needs. However, if you opt for the cloud database hosting, it only allows one database instance.

For cloud database hosting and database VPS hosting, we offer automated backups to ensure your data is regularly backed up and easily recoverable in case of any issues. For the dedicated database hosting, regular backup services are not included. You can take backups yourself locally or purchase backup solutions addtionally. Please consult our technical team about the backup solution.

We provide three types of hosting for you to run your databases.
VPS Hosting – Virtual private server with more control and resources.
Dedicated Hosting – Full physical server dedicated to your database.
Cloud Hosting – Highly scalable, pay-as-you-go model (e.g., AWS, Azure)

Some database software requires a separate license. You can either bring your own license (BYOL) or opt for a license provided through our service, depending on the database software you choose. We provide SQL Server license along with Windows Server OS license.

Security measures include firewalls, regular updates, intrusion detection, and SSL/TLS certificates. Additionally, you can restrict access through IP whitelisting and use secure authentication methods.

Our 24/7 technical support team is available to assist with the installation, configuration, and management of your database server. We can also help with troubleshooting and performance optimization.

We offer a high uptime guarantee, typically 99.9%, ensuring that your database remains accessible with minimal downtime.