Modernize MySQL Workloads

The Trusted MySQL Alternative for 1000s of Customers Globally

The Challenge with Scaling Out MySQL Workloads

MySQL’s monolithic architecture runs on a single server with a storage engine to handle database operations. All components—including query processing, transaction management, and storage—are tightly coupled within a single node.

However, scaling out MySQL is more challenging. The database was not built to natively distribute data across multiple nodes in cloud deployments. Scaling is typically achieved through replication and manual database sharding.

Lost Developer Productivity

Tedious workarounds shift developers away from building features to fixing database gaps

Increased Business Risk

Homemade, purpose-built solutions increase the chances of system failures while adding complexity

Rising Operational Costs

Database sprawl eats into profits that could be better invested in growing the business

Scale Out Beyond MySQL with TiDB

TiDB offers an ultra-reliable distributed SQL database that provides MySQL wire compatibility, horizontal scalability, and strong consistency. It decouples compute from storage, allowing each component to scale out independently.

With TiDB, data is automatically sharded into small chunks and distributed across storage nodes. This sharding is transparent to the user and can handle massive amounts of data—far beyond what a single node can manage.

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Up to
500TB

Scale Per Cluster

2 Million
QPS

At Millisecond Latencies

99.999%
Uptime

During Planned Outages

80% Less
Sprawl

Vs. Single-Node Deployments

TiDB Key Capabilities as a Distributed SQL Database

When it comes to transacting, analyzing, and contextualizing data at massive scale, your underlying data architecture makes all the difference. TiDB serves as the ideal distributed database to power applications and businesses across financial services, retail & ecommerce, SaaS, AI, gaming, and more.

Unlimited Elasticity

Scale your applications with a distributed scale-out architecture and bottomless storage.

Best-in-Class Resiliency

High availability, disaster recovery, point-in-time recovery (PiTR), backup and restore, and multi-availability zone (AZ) failover.

Simplified Data Platform

Provides a single endpoint for transactional and analytical workloads while guaranteeing strong data consistency.

Extensible APIs

MySQL wire protocol compatibility plus connectors to Apache Spark, Apache Kafka, Kubernetes and more.

Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Enabled

Deploy database clusters anywhere in the world, in public, private, and hybrid cloud environments on VMs, containers, or bare metal.

Enterprise-Grade Security

Encrypt data both in-flight and at-rest.

Proven Path to MySQL Modernization

TiDB can help you simplify and automate the migration from MySQL to TiDB’s modern, distributed SQL database. Our migration tools and services help not only with database migration, deployment, and operation but also in establishing best practices and expertise within your teams.

Technology Migration

Align on strategic goals, assess the environment, and then leverage proven tools to automate migration of data and schema.

Operational Enablement

Establish operational best practices and help your teams grow and expand their skills and effectiveness to replicate success across other app workloads.

Continuous Support

Provide continuous engagement to ensure teams are successful and help identify other target app workloads.

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Customers Give TiDB 4.9 Stars

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“TiDB enables Streak users to share emails and metadata effortlessly, and enables our developers to move faster than ever before.”

Fred Wulff,
VP of Engineering

“In the following years, we will rely on TiDB even more, including migrating more clusters from MySQL to TiDB and using TiCDC to set up multi-region clusters on AWS for failover.”

Boris Savelev,
SRE Manager

“Scale-in and scale-out in a cluster configuration is easy, and the ecosystem is very rich, with operational monitoring installed immediately with the installation command (TiUP).”

Kentaro Kitagawa,
Senior Database Administrator