ScaleBase
Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. ScaleBase is a distributed MySQL database optimized for the cloud. The software company is located in Boston, Massachusetts. ScaleBase instantly scales out a single MySQL database into multiple instances. The company serves enterprise clients, online gaming companies, digital media and social network providers.
History
Scalebase was founded in 2009 by Doron Levari. Ram Metser, formerly CEO of Guardium, a database security company acquired by IBM in 2009, was named as CEO in October of 2012.
To date, ScaleBase has received almost $15 million in venture capital through two rounds of funding. In 2012, the company closed a Series B round of $10.5 million from Bain Capital Ventures, Ascent Venture Partners and its original investor, Cedar Fund.[1][2]
Technology
The company ScaleBase, provides two technology offerings:
- ScaleBase
- Analysis Genie
ScaleBase
ScaleBase software (core product, released in August of 2011) enables apps to cost-effectively scale out to an infinite number of users with no disruption to the existing application infrastructure.[3]
ScaleBase is a distributed database cluster built on MySQL.[4] This capability provides the scalability and availability benefits of distributed database while retaining relational database characteristics.
- Two-Phase commit and roll-back
- ACID compliance
- SQL query model, including cross-node joins and aggregations
ScaleBase data distribution is policy-based and transparent. That is, ScaleBase provides visibility and control of the variables that impact the data distribution policy.[5]
ScaleBase software is available on Amazon Web Services (EC2, RDS), Rackspace and IBM Cloud.
Analysis Genie
Analysis Genie is a SaaS tool that analyzes schema and queries. Its purpose is to suggest a data distribution policy that is uniquely tuned for individual application requirements and database workloads.
Purchase by ScaleArc
The assets of ScaleBase were acquired by ScaleArc in August of 2014.
References
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- ↑ http://www.bloorresearch.com/blog/im-blog/2014/10/distributing-mysql-databases/
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