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MariaDB SkySQL Now Available Through the Google Cloud Marketplace - Business Wire

Posted: 08 May 2020 06:00 AM PDT

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. & HELSINKI--()--MariaDB® Corporation today announced the immediate availability of MariaDB SkySQL through the Google Cloud Marketplace. SkySQL is the first database-as-a-service (DBaaS) to unlock the full power of MariaDB Platform for transactions, analytics and both, optimized with a cloud-native Kubernetes-based architecture and backed from the source, the engineers who built the database. The availability of SkySQL on the Google Cloud Marketplace eliminates the need for additional contracts with separate terms and conditions, and provides the same ease of access and unified billing of any other product in Google Cloud's rich ecosystem of solutions.

"We are proud to debut SkySQL, the first fully containerized, relational enterprise cloud database offering, on the Google Cloud Marketplace," said Kevin Farley, Director of Strategic Alliances, MariaDB Corporation. "The addition of SkySQL in the Google Cloud Marketplace allows joint customers to build predictability into their cloud modernization budgets while ensuring mission-critical workloads are built and run on a best-of-breed integrated platform. This ultimately brings more choice and value for our customers."

"We're excited to partner with MariaDB to deliver its SkySQL cloud database platform on Google Cloud," said Manvinder Singh, Director, Partnerships at Google Cloud. "Customers can now quickly deploy and manage MariaDB SkySQL from the Google Cloud Marketplace, providing unified billing, increased ease of use, and a streamlined path to leveraging SkySQL's analytics and transactional capabilities on Google Cloud."

SkySQL with standard MariaDB support is available using pay-as-you-go credits on the Google Cloud Marketplace. Custom packaging is available for customers that need more capacity, additional support tiers or customization. Try SkySQL cloud database on the Google Cloud Marketplace here.

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About MariaDB Corporation

MariaDB frees companies from the costs, constraints and complexity of proprietary databases, enabling them to reinvest in what matters most – rapidly developing innovative, customer-facing applications. MariaDB uses pluggable, purpose-built storage engines to support workloads that previously required a variety of specialized databases. With complexity and constraints eliminated, enterprises can now depend on a single complete database for all their needs, whether on commodity hardware or their cloud of choice. Deployed in minutes for transactional, analytical or hybrid use cases, MariaDB delivers unmatched operational agility without sacrificing key enterprise features including real ACID compliance and full SQL. Trusted by organizations such as Deutsche Bank, DBS Bank, Nasdaq, Red Hat, ServiceNow, Verizon and Walgreens – MariaDB meets the same core requirements as proprietary databases at a fraction of the cost. No wonder it's the fastest growing open source database. Real business relies on MariaDB™.

Privitar Announces New Native Integration with ... - Dark Reading

Posted: 05 May 2020 09:04 AM PDT

New integration enables users to seamlessly protect and extract maximum value from sensitive personal data, rounds out Privitar's support of public cloud services.

LONDON and BOSTON – May 5, 2020 – Privitar, the leading data privacy platform provider, today announced that the Privitar Data Privacy Platform now natively integrates with the Google Cloud Platform. The new integration adds to Privitar's native support of public cloud services, including AWS and Azure, and enables customers to seamlessly protect and extract the maximum value from the sensitive data they collect, manage and use. 

"Traditional security measures such as encryption and attribute based access control are not sufficient as we increase the exposure to sensitive data assets in the cloud. Complimentary privacy controls are essential, particularly for analytics applications that need to optimise data utility." said Jason du Preez, CEO of Privitar "Privitar's native integration with Google Cloud Platform makes it easy for customers to leverage their data to gain valuable insights and to support data-driven decisions, without jeopardizing its safety."

The Privitar Data Privacy Platform provides a unique combination of privacy techniques, governance and management features that are essential to any organization embracing data-driven insight. The native integration with Google Cloud Platform enables customers to:

  • Use data safely on Google Cloud by protecting it with the Privitar Platform.
  • Protect their data inside of Google Cloud Storage.
  • Use Google Cloud Dataproc clusters to apply scalable protection to data, either on HDFS or in Google Cloud Storage.
  • Use the Google Cloud BigTable NoSQL database as a scalable, safe Token Vault.
  • Minimize the overhead of managing infrastructure and lower the cost of entry to safely use sensitive data in Google Cloud, by using native cloud services instead of managing servers.

Privitar is a GCP Partner Advantage partner. For more information about Privitar's new integration with Google Cloud Platform, visit: www.privitar.com/partners/google-cloud-partner.

About Privitar
Organizations worldwide rely on Privitar to protect their customers' sensitive personal data and to deliver comprehensive data privacy that frees them to extract maximum value from the data they collect, manage and use.

Founded in 2014, Privitar is headquartered in London, with regional headquarters in Boston and Singapore, a development center in Warsaw, and sales and services locations throughout the US and Europe. For more information, please visit www.privitar.com.

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Google Cloud's Anthos now running and managing applications on AWS - CRN.in

Posted: 07 May 2020 05:13 PM PDT

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With the new features at Anthos, Google Cloud is  offering greater flexibility and agility to customers to help them weather change and adapt to what comes next

In times of uncertainty, every enterprise needs an architecture that offers agility and flexibility. Google Cloud has expanded features in Anthos, its multi-cloud application platform which will enable enterprises to modernize existing applications, build new ones, and run them anywhere in a secure manner.

Whether customers run workloads on Google Cloud, on-prem or on other cloud providers, Anthos provides a consistent platform on which teams can build great applications. The new features added to expand Anthos feature base will help customers in further building applications that can thrive in any environment. Additionally, it provides enterprises greater choice and flexibility in these uncertain times.

During these uncertain times, enterprises need an application platform that embraces the technology choices they've already made. With the new features at Anthos, Google Cloud is offering greater flexibility and agility to customers to help them weather change and adapt to what comes next. A summary of the features that have been added to Anthos are as below:

Anthos support for multi-cloud is now Generally Available for operations across on-premises, Google Cloud and other clouds

Enterprises need the cloud to help drive cost efficiency and digital transformation. Last year, Google Cloud announced multi-cloud vision and previewed Anthos running and managing applications on AWS. Expanding the feature, Anthos support for multi-cloud is now Generally Available (GA). It will now enable the customers to consolidate all operations across on-premises, Google Cloud, and other clouds starting with AWS (support for Microsoft Azure is currently in preview).

The flexibility to run applications where customers need them without added complexity has been a key factor to opt for Anthos. With Anthos, customers will have a common management layer which not only delivers quality services but allows them to manage their tasks with low overhead while they use their existing investments both on-premises as well as in other clouds.

Multiple applications, one solution

Anthos has now enabled management of two most complex pieces of traditional workloads:

· Policy and configuration management – With Anthos Config Management, users can now use a programmatic and declarative approach to manage policies for VMs on Google Cloud just as it is done for your containers. This reduces the likelihood of configuration errors due to manual intervention while speeding up time to delivery. In the meantime, the platform ensures that applications are running with the desired state at all times.

· Managing services on heterogeneous deployments – Over the coming months, with the use of a sidecar proxy that acts as a network gateway, Anthos Service Mesh will now support the applications running in virtual machines. This will enable the customers to consistently manage service networking across all different workloads, in Google Cloud, on-premises and in other clouds.

Driving efficiency and building future

· Focusing on performance enhancement, beginning later this year, customers will be able to run Anthos with no third-party hypervisor. This will further reduce the costs and eliminate the management overhead vendor relationships.

· Simplifying the application modernization procedures, the latest release of Migrate for Anthos will help the users simplify day-two operations and integrate migrated workloads with other Anthos services. This will further reduce the costs for customers and improve performance without having to re-architect or re-platform workloads manually.

Anthos is unique and helps customers adopt cloud without being locked in, having numerous choices and simplifies the integration with existing on-prem services. With Anthos, it's about establishing a software stack for the next 20 years. It's a true revolution that shifts paths to the cloud.

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