Yandex Managed Service for YDB
A service for managing YDB Distributed SQL DBMS clusters in Yandex Cloud infrastructure. YDB is adapted for serverless computing, OLTP and OLAP loads, combines high availability and scalability with support for strict consistency and ACID transactions.
Serverless databases
Serverless computing is ideal for systems with unpredictable loads. Storage scaling, query execution, and backup layers are fully automated.
Compatible with Amazon DynamoDB API
The compatibility of the service API in serverless mode allows you to use the AWS SDKs for Java, JavaScript, Node.js, .NET, PHP, Python, and Ruby.
Free tier
Pay only for data storage and operations in serverless mode. A special pricing policy is available for the service — the first 1,000,000 operations each month are free.
Fault tolerance
YDB is hosted in three availability zones, ensuring availability even if a node or availability zone goes offline. If equipment or a data center fails, the system automatically recovers and continues working.
Fast data processing
YDB is tailored to meet high-performance requirements and can process hundreds of thousands of transactions per second with low latency. The system was designed to handle hundreds of petabytes of data.
Low upkeep
YDB management is fully automated, including automatic recovery and load balancing in the event of failure, linear scalability, partitioning, and data replication.
Getting started
Getting started
Select the appropriate mode, create a database, and start using YDB.
Questions and answers
YDB supports a relational data model and manages tables with a predefined schema. To make it easier to organize tables, directories can be created like in the file system.
YDB supports high-performance distributed ACID transactions that may affect multiple records in different tables. It provides the serializable isolation level, which is the strictest transaction isolation. You can also lower the level of isolation to raise performance.
YDB natively supports different processing options, such as OLTP and OLAP. The current version offers limited analytical query support. This is why we can say that YDB is currently an OLTP database.