Shared resources
The shared resources option is recommended for small projects that can be managed with a single database and a single user, giving you freedom to manage how much storage you need. You can increase storage space as you wish.
Dedicated resources
The dedicated resources option is ideal for production environments that need guaranteed resources. You can increase computational resources (vCPU and RAM) and storage space as you wish.
Comparison table
The table below shows the differences between shared and dedicated resources.
| Plan with resources |
shared |
shared |
dedicated |
dedicated |
dedicated |
| |
MySQL |
Microsoft SQL
Server |
MySQL |
Microsoft SQL
Server |
PostgreSQL |
| Database |
1 |
1 |
unlimited |
unlimited |
unlimited |
| Users |
1 |
1 |
unlimited |
unlimited |
unlimited |
| Licenses |
open source |
open source |
open source |
da 4 a 16 |
open source |
Simultaneous
connections |
30 |
30 |
50 [2] |
unlimited |
100 |
| vCPUs |
shared resource |
shared resource |
from 1 to 24 |
from 4 to 16 |
from 1 to 24 |
| RAM (GB) |
shared resource |
shared resource |
from 1 to 72 |
from 12 to 50 |
from 1 to 72 |
| Storage (GB) |
from 1 to 100 |
from 1 to 100 |
from 10 to 500 |
from 100 to 5.000 |
from 10 to 500 |
| Authorized IPs managed |
2 |
2 |
unlimited |
unlimited |
unlimited |
| Automatic backu |
daily [2] |
daily [2] |
daily [2] |
daily [2] |
daily [2] |
| Manual backups [3] |
unlimited |
unlimited |
unlimited |
unlimited |
unlimited |
1. Per GB of RAM.
2. 7 day data retention.
3. Manual database backups are charged hourly, based on GB consumed.
With Cloud DBaaS it is not possible to downgrade the resources configured during setup.
The resources can be increased at any time by following the
upgrade process.