September 2016 Summaries

In recent updates to Aiven, project membership management has been significantly improved, allowing multiple users within an organization to share ownership and management responsibilities of a project. Additionally, Aiven services have been launched in five new Azure regions: Japan West (Osaka), Japan East (Tokyo), East Asia (Hong Kong), Southeast Asia (Singapore), and Brazil South (São Paulo). Pricing adjustments have also been made for new services on Amazon Web Services and Azure clouds, with no plans to change Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, or UpCloud pricing in the near future. Aiven offers a free trial program with $10 worth of free credits upon sign-up.

Aiven has announced the availability of its services on Microsoft Azure cloud platform, making it the cloud database provider with the widest geographic availability in the world. The initial set of services available at launch include Aiven for PostgreSQL, Aiven for Redis, Aiven for OpenSearch, Aiven for Apache Kafka, Aiven for InfluxDB and Aiven for Grafana. This expansion will bring nineteen new cloud regions to Aiven, increasing the total number of supported data centers to 47. The first batch of new cloud regions immediately available are from Azure North America and Europe, with Asia and South America regions to follow soon.

Aiven, a cloud-based database management company, has announced the availability of its services on Microsoft Azure. The initial set of services available on Azure includes Aiven for PostgreSQL, Redis, OpenSearch, Apache Kafka, InfluxDB, and Grafana. With this move, Aiven now supports 47 data centers worldwide, making it the cloud database provider with the widest geographic availability in the market. The new regions immediately available are from Azure North America and Europe, while Asia and South America regions will follow soon.