Over the past few years, we’ve been focusing our research on how cloud-native architecture has transformed databases. By separating compute from storage, database providers have been able to simplify operation through serverless deployment; improve service levels by leveraging fast interconnects and cheap storage to scale replication; and reinvent the way that transactions are committed through leveraging the intelligence built into storage.
By virtue of the fact that enterprises are increasingly having to work with data originating both inside and outside the bounds of the data center, Integration Platform-as-a-Service (IPaaS) has become a very competitive market.
