Full Performance.
Fully Managed.
CedarDB Cloud delivers the full speed of CedarDB without the hassle of running it yourself. We handle the infrastructure so you can focus on your data.
Simplicity By Design
A clear interface for managing and querying your database.
Faster Time to Production
Go from signup to a running CedarDB instance in seconds.
Scales With Your Needs
Start small and upgrade instances as your workload grows.
Hands-Off Operations
No knobs to tune, no operational overhead, always performant.
CedarDB Cloud handles operations
so you don't have to
Get all the power of CedarDB without running the database yourself. CedarDB Cloud adds a fully managed layer on top, so your team can focus on building.
Fully Managed
We handle provisioning, infrastructure, maintenance and day-to-day operations. You create the database. We keep it running.
Easy to Navigate
Manage your databases through a clear, easy-to-use interface without dealing with complex cloud consoles or unnecessary infrastructure settings.
Cost-Efficient
CedarDB's efficient engine puts resources to full use, closely matching them to your workload's needs and making the most out of the hardware it runs on.
Agent-Ready
Give AI agents direct access to your data while enforcing clear permissions at the database layer, instead of relying on prompts to keep them within bounds.
Support
Get help through CedarDB’s community and ticket-based support whenever questions or issues come up.
How CedarDB Cloud compares
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Pricing
Pick an instance type, storage size and number of backups.
Need more than 32 vCPUs or 1 TiB of storage? Contact us and we'll set it up for you.
Coming soon
Be among the first to run CedarDB Cloud.
CedarDB Cloud is launching soon. Join the waitlist to be notified when access opens and secure a seat to get started with the fully managed CedarDB experience.
Already running infra and want to talk now?
If you self-host today or want CedarDB in production before CedarDB Cloud lands, skip the list and talk to us.
FAQs
Which cloud provider does CedarDB Cloud run on?
CedarDB Cloud will initially run on AWS. Support for additional cloud providers will follow.
Which regions is CedarDB Cloud available in?
CedarDB Cloud will initially be available in Europe and the United States. Additional regions will be added as the service expands.
How can I load data into CedarDB Cloud?
You can load data using standard PostgreSQL-compatible tools such as pg_dump and psql, import data from formats such as Parquet and CSV, or use migration and replication tools such as AWS Database Migration Service. AWS DMS supports both one-time migrations and Change Data Capture (CDC), allowing changes from a running source database to be continuously replicated during a migration and helping minimize application downtime.
Can I still use my existing PostgreSQL tools and drivers?
Yes. Just like self-hosted CedarDB, CedarDB Cloud is designed to make the move from PostgreSQL straightforward. We provide the connection string at instance launch, and you’re ready to connect your favorite applications and tools. For a non-exhaustive list of clients tested for compatibility, have a look at the docs.
How can I backup and restore my data on CedarDB Cloud?
At launch, CedarDB Cloud offers manual backup and restore via the UI. Automated backups will follow soon.
How can I scale my application on CedarDB Cloud?
CedarDB Cloud scales vertically. When creating your CedarDB Cloud database, you choose the instance size that matches your workload. You can move to a larger instance as your compute or memory requirements grow. CedarDB is designed to make effective use of large machines, allowing you to scale from smaller deployments to high-performance instances.
How does CedarDB Cloud secure my data?
Data stored in CedarDB Cloud is encrypted at rest. Access to your database is controlled through database-level authentication and permissions, allowing you to define which users and applications can access your data.
Continue reading
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