Modern IT infrastructures are becoming increasingly complex, putting pressure on database admins, developers, and everyone involved in database operations and making it harder to support, manage, and fix database environments. You no longer have a single database - you have thousands of them and even more supporting technologies to master.

According to Rachel Stephens, Sr. Analyst at RedMonk, “There has been an explosion of data tools available to enterprises, which in turn has led to rampant fragmentation and highly complex, disjointed workflows. Organizations that prize velocity are looking for ways to integrate various data tools into their broader development workflows and monitor them.”

This is the opportunity that Percona Platform is built for. The combination of software and services is intended to help customers better manage their database deployments. Percona Platform gives database users greater control of availability and access to their data while saving them time managing databases.

Percona Platform brings together enterprise-ready distributions of MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB and a range of open source tools for database monitoring, backup, and management, making it easier to run complex database environments.

Percona Platform consists of three main components:

• Open Source Software and Tools - Distributions + Kubernetes Operators + Percona Monitoring and Management (includes private database-as-a-service and backup and restore functionalities) + Percona Portal.
• Access to Percona Experts - Support tickets, Managed Services, and Professional Services to ensure your databases run better than before.
• Automated Insights - Regular database scans and alerts for potential security threats, performance degradation, data loss, and data corruption issues.

By subscribing to Percona Platform, you gain access to the best open source solutions, support, services, and insights to run your database environments at peak performance in the cloud or on-premises, without license restrictions or escalating costs