TiDB Cloud BYOC Public Preview: Fully Managed Distributed SQL in Your AWS Account
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Teams running distributed SQL in production face a trade-off. A managed service removes the work of upgrades, scaling, and backups, and it moves the database into the vendor’s cloud account. Self-managing TiDB keeps the database in your account and leaves every upgrade, backup, and incident to your team. Today, we are announcing the public preview […] The post TiDB Cloud BYOC Public Preview: Fully Managed Distributed SQL in Your AWS Account appeared first on TiDB.
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