Database setup takes time.
Launch database instances without manually provisioning servers, storage, networking, and base configuration.
Managed Databases
coming soon
IBEE Managed Databases is being built to help teams run production databases without managing servers, patching, backups, storage, and recovery workflows themselves. PostgreSQL is planned first, with more engines on the roadmap.
Coming soon
PostgreSQL is planned as the first managed database engine.
We are building Managed Databases in phases. PostgreSQL is planned first for early access, with MongoDB, Redis, Kafka, MySQL, and other engines on the roadmap based on customer demand.
Database engines
PostgreSQL first. More engines planned.
Start with PostgreSQL early access, then expand into document databases, caching, streaming, and additional relational engines as the service matures.
Managed PostgreSQL for application databases, SaaS backends, internal tools, and production workloads.
Document database support for flexible application data and product workflows.
In-memory cache and queue-friendly workloads for low-latency application patterns.
Event streaming and messaging infrastructure for data pipelines and async services.
Relational database support for web apps, SaaS platforms, and business systems.
What we are building for
Database operations without daily maintenance
Managed Databases is being designed to reduce the operational work around provisioning, backups, security, scaling, and recovery.
Backups are easy to forget.
Managed backup workflows help protect production data without relying on manual database dumps.
Scaling should not be guesswork.
Plan database capacity with clear compute, memory, storage, and performance options as workloads grow.
Security needs to be built in.
Use private networking, access controls, firewall rules, and secure connection patterns around database workloads.
Teams need production visibility.
Track database health with metrics, status, resource usage, and operational signals for production readiness.
Apps need databases close to compute.
Run databases near IBEE Cloud VMs, Kubernetes workloads, APIs, and backend services for lower-latency application access.
Use cases
Databases for application teams
Managed Databases is planned for SaaS platforms, APIs, dashboards, internal tools, and production applications running on IBEE Cloud.
SaaS applications
Run application databases for dashboards, APIs, customer data, workflows, and product backends.
Backend services
Connect Cloud VMs, Kubernetes workloads, and internal services to managed database instances.
Internal tools
Power admin panels, ERP tools, billing systems, operations dashboards, and business applications.
Application data
Store structured data for users, transactions, sessions, reports, and operational workflows.
Dev and staging
Create database environments for development, testing, staging, and release workflows.
Private cloud workloads
Use managed databases with IBEE private networking, firewalls, load balancers, and compute services.
Built for production database workflows
Plan database access, security, backups, scaling, and observability around your application before the service goes live.
Private by design
Plan database access through private networking, firewall controls, and workload-level access patterns.
Backup-ready operations
Managed backup and restore workflows are planned for safer production database operations.
Performance planning
Choose database sizes based on CPU, memory, storage, and workload needs instead of guessing.
Access controls
Use controlled access paths so databases are not exposed more broadly than needed.
PostgreSQL first
PostgreSQL is the first managed database engine planned for early access.
Guided onboarding
Because Managed Databases is coming soon, IBEE can help teams plan database architecture before launch.
Early access
Join the Managed Databases waitlist
Get notified when PostgreSQL early access opens. Tell us what database engines and workloads you want IBEE to support next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Managed Databases is currently coming soon. PostgreSQL is planned as the first early access engine.
PostgreSQL is planned first. MongoDB, Redis, Kafka, MySQL, and other engines can be added later based on demand and roadmap priorities.
Yes. You can join the early access list or talk to sales to discuss database requirements, sizing, networking, and migration planning.
Managed backup workflows are planned as part of the managed database experience, but final retention and pricing details will be published before launch.
Yes. Managed Databases is being planned to work with IBEE Cloud VMs, Kubernetes workloads, private networking, firewalls, and application services.
Pricing is not finalized yet. It will likely depend on database engine, compute size, memory, storage, backups, networking, and availability requirements.
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