Online businesses
Run a website or store without spending team time maintaining a database server.
Managed database
Managed databases without manual installation and maintenance
Create a Dorsa Cloud managed database in the panel and connect your application. We handle installation, backups and monitoring while you focus on your business.
Managed databaseManaged Database
Ready-to-use databases with backup, monitoring and controlled network access.
- Up to eight database engines
- Backups in project storage
- Hourly costs based on selected resources
What it does for you
Your data; our maintenance
Database setup and maintenance take time. With managed databases, we handle those tasks so your team can focus on building software.
- Create a database from the panel; we install its server.
- Increase database CPU, RAM or storage whenever needed.
- Back up data and keep it in your project's storage.
- Review database status and resource usage in the panel.
- Only the servers and networks you authorize can connect to the database.
- Billing is hourly, with estimates available before provisioning.
Available engines
Cloud PostgreSQL, MySQL and Redis for your application
Up to eight established engines are available; the panel shows active engines. Ask us if you are unsure which one is right for you.
PostgreSQL
For most applications, stores and financial systems
- Restore from backup
- Run 1 to 9 nodes for high availability
MySQL
For websites, online stores and common web applications
- Single-node deployment
MariaDB
A MySQL-compatible alternative
- Single-node deployment
MongoDB
For data without a fixed structure
- Single-node deployment
Redis / Valkey
Fast storage for caches and user sessions
- Single-node deployment
OpenSearch
Text search and log analysis
- Single-node deployment
- Disabled in some deployments
SQL Server
For applications built with Microsoft tools
- Single-node deployment
Elasticsearch
Search and analyze large datasets
- Single-node deployment
Manual backups are available for every engine. The creation form shows only options supported by the selected engine.
Features
Database management capabilities
Up to eight database engines
From PostgreSQL and MySQL to MongoDB and Redis, choose the engine your application uses.
Resize from the panel
As your business grows, increase database resources in the panel and restart the database.
Backup and restore
Take manual backups with every engine. PostgreSQL also supports restore and creating a new database from a backup.
Controlled access
The database is within your project network, and you control how it is accessed.
Monitoring in the panel
See CPU, RAM and storage usage for each database in one place.
Change access password
Change PostgreSQL passwords in the panel. Passwords are not displayed in the panel.
Who it is for
For teams and businesses of different sizes
Software teams
Create and test databases quickly without manual installation, then focus on your main work.
Organizations
Provide different teams with databases, backups and controlled access.
Get started
Your database is ready in three steps
Sign up and create a project
Create an account and define a project for your services.
Choose engine and resources
Choose the database engine, version and size, and estimate costs before provisioning.
Connect your application
Configure network access and connect your application to the database.
Related products
Services commonly used alongside databases
Cloud server
Cloud ServerVirtual servers you create in the panel and pay for hourly
Object storage
Object StorageCloud storage for files, photos and large datasets
Private network
Private NetworkAn isolated internal network connecting each project's servers
Frequently asked questions
Before creating your first database
Can't find your answer? Contact us and we will help.
Which databases can I create?
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis/Valkey, SQL Server, Elasticsearch and OpenSearch. Active engines depend on deployment settings and are shown in the creation form.
Are all features available for every engine?
No. Backup restore and password changes are currently supported only for PostgreSQL. The panel shows only options supported by the selected engine.
Where are backups stored?
Choose an active storage space in the same project when taking a backup. The system manages its access key, which is not shown in the panel.
Can I run a database on multiple nodes?
PostgreSQL alone supports 1 to 9 nodes, allowing others to respond if one fails. Other engines, including MongoDB, OpenSearch and Elasticsearch, currently run on one node.
How are costs calculated?
Billing is hourly, based on selected resources and time of use. Estimate costs in the calculator before provisioning.
Create your database today
Register, choose an engine and pay hourly for your selected resources.