Resource pooling
Scattered instances are pooled and allocated on demand to improve utilization.
Built by BSG
DBScale is the cloud-native database container platform developed by BSG. It packages open source data components in containers and handles pooling, scheduling, high availability and observability from a single control plane.
database containers managed in financial production environments
Open source data technologies keep spreading across the enterprise. MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, Couchbase and TiDB are often deployed separately, with thousands of instances. At scale, inconsistent deployment, low resource utilization and fragmented operations become the main cost of management.
DBScale packages these databases in containers and manages them through a scheduling control plane: provisioning, scaling, high availability, monitoring and reclamation happen on one platform, turning scattered components into a data foundation that can be pooled, scheduled and operated.
The platform runs on enterprise Kubernetes / OpenShift and can connect to secrets management and streaming components such as Vault and Confluent.
Stateful data services as an operable hub that feeds AI and business above it.
Scattered instances are pooled and allocated on demand to improve utilization.
Provisioning, scaling, reclamation and orchestration follow standard operating procedures.
CMHA brings data consistency and automatic failover into the platform.
Unified monitoring, alerting and logging for large fleets of instances.
Covers MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, Couchbase, TiDB and other data engines.
Scales with business load so resources go where they are needed.
DBScale has been developed continuously since 2013 and runs at scale in financial production. BSG handles solution design, platform rollout, integration with existing data and security components, and post-launch operations.
Layer Data factory hub Unified management of multi-model data services above the platform.
2013
DBScale development started
2014
Prototype completed
2015
Entered a large financial production environment
2016–2018
DBScale and CMHA went live in more bank production environments
Now
Ongoing development for financial production, with more than 60,000 managed database containers