#AlloyDB AI query engine

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How AlloyDB AI Query Engine Empower Smart Apps Developers

AlloyDB AI query engine helps developers build smarter apps with quick, intelligent data management and rich insights.

Artificial intelligence and intelligent agents, which can understand commands and queries in natural language and act on their own, are causing major changes. The “AI-ready” enterprise database, a dynamic, intelligent engine that understands the semantics of both structured and unstructured data and leverages foundation models to build a platform that opens up new enterprise data possibilities, is at the heart of this transformation.

Google Cloud Next introduced many new AlloyDB AI technologies this week to speed up intelligent agent and application development. These include autonomous vector index management, high-performance filtered vector search with enhanced semantic search, and improved search quality using the recently announced Vertex AI Ranking API and AlloyDB AI query engine. Also, the AI query engine filters SQL queries with AI-powered operators.

They are adding natural language capabilities to provide people and bots deep insights from natural language searches. These advancements make AlloyDB the foundation of agentic AI, converting it from a database for storing data and conducting SQL queries to one where intelligent agents may interact with the data and conduct autonomous research.

Effective, high-quality, and simple semantic search

Modern apps need smart data retrieval that combines structured and unstructured text and graphics. AlloyDB AI enabled semantic searches over unstructured data and extensively integrated vector search with PostgreSQL to keep search results updated. Google cloud next AlloyDB AI features address customer needs for better search results, faster performance, and cheap autonomous maintenance.

Adaptive filtering, a new mechanism in preview, ensures filters, joins, and vector indexes function effectively together. After learning the genuine filter selectivity as it accesses data, adaptive filtering optimises the query strategy and switches amongst filtered vector search methods.

Vector index auto-maintenance: reduces vector index rebuilds and ensures correctness and performance even when data changes. Vector index auto-maintenance can be enabled while building or editing an index.

The recently unveiled AlloyDB AI query engine may enhance semantic search by combining vector search with high-accuracy AI reranking utilising the new Vertex AI cross-attention Ranking API. After vector search generates initial candidates (like Top N), reranking capability uses the high-quality cross-attention Ranking API to dependably identify the best results (like Top 10). AlloyDB AI can integrate with any third-party ranking API, including bespoke ones, for maximum versatility.

Remember evaluator. This widely available feature provides transparency to manage and improve vector search results. A simple stored procedure may evaluate end-to-end recall for any query, even complex ones like filters, joins, and reranking.

Previously many times that amount, index build parallelisation is now commonly accessible and allows developers to produce 1 billion-row indexes in hours. AlloyDB AI launches parallel processes to distribute the load and build indexes faster.

The deep integration of AlloyDB AI's Scalable Nearest Neighbours (ScaNN) vector index with PostgreSQL's query planner speeds up performance:

10 times quicker filtered vector search than PostgreSQL's HNSW index.

Index building takes ten times less time than PostgreSQL's HNSW index.

Vector search is four times quicker than PostgreSQL's HNSW index.

AI AlloyDB natural language

AI technologies helped natural language interfaces on databases improve in 2024 by converting agent and user requests into SQL queries that give results.

Additional precision requires a quantum leap. Its new capabilities allow you to design interactive natural language user interfaces that effectively comprehend user intent and produce exceptionally accurate mappings from user questions to SQL queries that offer replies, improving on last year's natural language support.

Disambiguation: Natural language is ambiguous. AlloyDB AI natural language interface will ask follow-up questions to gather further user intent data. The database is excellent at resolving ambiguity since it's often embedded in the data.

If a query mentions “John Smith,” the database may include two John Smiths or a “Jon Smith” with a misspelt initial. AlloyDB concept categories and the values index help find relevant entities and ideas when the inquiry is unclear.

High accuracy and intent explanation: AlloyDB AI natural language uses faceted and plain templates that match parameterised SQL queries to answer important and predictable enquiries with almost verified correctness.

The millions of product attributes on a retailer's product search page might overwhelm a screen-based faceted search experience. But even with one simple search field, a faceted search template can handle any query that directly or indirectly raises any combination of property criteria. Additional templates can be provided to expand query coverage beyond those AlloyDB generates from query logs. AlloyDB clearly explains how it understands user queries to ensure results reliability.

In unpredictable questions that require flexible responses, AlloyDB automatically adds rich data from the schema, data (including sample data), and query logs to the context used to map the question to SQL.

Parameterised secure views: AlloyDB's new parameterised secure views restrict database-level access to end-user data to prevent quick injection attacks.

In addition to AlloyDB, Google Agentspace offers AlloyDB AI natural language for creating agents that can reply to questions by combining AlloyDB data with other databases or the internet.

AlloyDB AI query engine

The AlloyDB AI query engine can extract deep semantic insights from corporate data using AI-powered SQL operators, allowing user-friendly and powerful AI applications. AI query engines employ Model Endpoint Management to call any AI model on any platform.

The AlloyDB AI query engine and new AI model-enabled capabilities will be examined:

Artificial intelligence query engine AlloyDB SQL now supports simple but useful AI operators like AI.IF() for filters and joins and AI.RANK() for ordering. These operators use plain language to communicate SQL query ranking and filtering criteria. Cross-attention models, which are strong because of foundation models and real-world information, may bring logic and practical knowledge to SQL queries. For the most relevant results, AI.RANK() can use the Vertex AI Ranking API.

Previous versions of AlloyDB AI made multimodal embeddings from SQL statement text easy for SQL developers. It has expanded this functionality to integrate text, photographs, and videos to provide multimodal search.

Updated text embedding generation: AlloyDB AI query engine integrates Google DeepMind text-embedding creation out of the box.

Beginning

The AlloyDB AI query engine, next-generation natural language support, and better filtered vector search unveiled today provide the framework for future databases, according to Google cloud. AI-ready data gives agents proactive insights to anticipate and act. AlloyDB AI's database revolution will let you boldly join this intelligent future and unlock your data's boundless potential.

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Google adds natural language query capabilities to AlloyDB

Google is enhancing AlloyDB, its fully managed database-as-a-service (DBaaS), to help developers build applications underpinned by generative AI. Announced at Google’s annual Cloud Next conference, the updates could give the PostreSQL-compatible AlloyDB an edge over PostgreSQL itself or other compatible offerings such as Amazon Aurora. Among the additions, a new AlloyDB AI query engine enables…

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Smart Adaptive Filtering Improves AlloyDB AI Vector Search

A detailed look at AlloyDB's vector search improvements

Intelligent Adaptive Filtering Improves Vector Search Performance in AlloyDB AI

Google Cloud Next 2025: Google Cloud announced new ScaNN index upgrades for AlloyDB AI to improve structured and unstructured data search quality and performance. The Google Cloud Next 2025 advancements meet the increased demand for developers to create generative AI apps and AI agents that explore many data kinds.

Modern relational databases like AlloyDB for PostgreSQL now manage unstructured data with vector search. Combining vector searches with SQL filters on structured data requires careful optimisation for high performance and quality.

Filtered Vector Search issues

Filtered vector search allows specified criteria to refine vector similarity searches. An online store managing a product catalogue with over 100,000 items in an AlloyDB table may need to search for certain items using structured information (like colour or size) and unstructured language descriptors (like “puffer jacket”). Standard queries look like this:

Selected items: * WHERE text_embedding <-> Color=maroon, text-embedding-005, puff jacket, google_ml.embedding LIMIT 100

In the second section, the vector-indexed text_embedding column is vector searched, while the B-tree-indexed colour column is treated to the structured filter color='maroon'.

This query's efficiency depends on the database's vector search and SQL filter sequence. The AlloyDB query planner optimises this ordering based on workload. The filter's selectivity heavily influences this decision. Selectivity measures how often a criterion appears in the dataset.

Optimising with Pre-, Post-, and Inline Filters

AlloyDB's query planner intelligently chooses techniques using filter selectivity:

High Selectivity: The planner often employs a pre-filter when a filter is exceedingly selective, such as 0.2% of items being "maroon." Only a small part of data meets the criterion. After applying the filter (e.g., WHERE color='maroon'), the computationally intensive vector search begins. Using a B-tree index, this shrinks the candidate set from 100,000 to 200 products. Only this smaller set is vector searched (also known as a K-Nearest Neighbours or KNN search), assuring 100% recall in the filtered results.

Low Selectivity: A pre-filter that doesn't narrow the search field (e.g., 90% of products are “blue”) is unsuccessful. Planners use post-filter methods in these cases. First, an Approximate Nearest Neighbours (ANN) vector search using indexes like ScaNN quickly identifies the top 100 candidates based on vector similarity. After retrieving candidates, the filter condition (e.g., WHERE color='blue') is applied. This strategy works effectively for filters with low selectivity because many initial candidates fit the criteria.

Medium Selectivity: AlloyDB provides inline filtering (in-filtering) for filters with medium selectivity (0.5–10%, like “purple”). This method uses vector search and filter criteria. A bitmap from a B-tree index helps AlloyDB find approximate neighbours and candidates that match the filter in one run. Pre-filtering narrows the search field, but post-filtering on a highly selective filter does not produce too few results.

Learn at query time with adaptive filtering

Complex real-world workloads and filter selectivities can change over time, causing the query planner to make inappropriate selectivity decisions based on outdated facts. Poor execution tactics and results may result.

AlloyDB ScaNN solves this using adaptive filtration. This latest update lets AlloyDB use real-time information to determine filter selectivity. This real-time data allows the database to change its execution schedule for better filter and vector search ranking. Adaptive filtering reduces planner miscalculations.

Get Started

These innovations, driven by an intelligent database engine, aim to provide outstanding search results as data evolves.

In preview, adaptive filtering is available. With AlloyDB's ScaNN index, vector search may begin immediately. New Google Cloud users get $300 in free credits and a 30-day AlloyDB trial.

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Database Center GCP: Smarter Fleet Management with AI

Database Centre GCP

The AI-powered Database Centre, now GA, simplifies database fleet management.

Database Centre, an AI-powered unified fleet management system, streamlines database fleet security, optimisation, and monitoring. Next 25 Google Cloud announced its general availability.

Google Cloud Database Centre is an AI-powered fleet management system. It is commonly available.

Database Centre GCP simplifies database fleet administration, including security, optimisation, and monitoring. This AI-enabled dashboard provides a unified picture of your database fleet. We want to unleash your data's power and organise your database fleet.

It replaces disconnected tools, complex scripts, APIs, and other arduous database fleet monitoring methods. Database Centre offers a complete experience using Google's AI models.

AlloyDB Aiven is also available. Omni simplifies multi-cloud AI

The main Database Centre characteristics and capabilities are:

Unified view: It eliminates information silos and the need to seek customised tools and spreadsheets by showing your whole database fleet. This provides unparalleled database knowledge.

Database Centre GCP uses AI to make intelligent insights. It actively reduces fleet risk with smart performance, reliability, cost, compliance, and security advice.

Optimise your database fleet with AI-powered support. Using natural language chat, fleet issues may be resolved quickly and optimisation ideas given. This interface uses Gemini for usability.

Database Centre GCP improves health and performance tracking for several Google Cloud databases, including:

For PostgreSQL, AlloyDB

Bigtable

Memorystore

Firestore

MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server Cloud SQL Tracking Health Issues It summarises your fleet's most pressing health issues from your Security Command Centre and Google Cloud projects. It then suggests investigating affected projects or situations. You can monitor several health issues:

Used database engines and versions;

Important databases' availability and outage risk.

How well backups protect critical databases from errors and calamities.

If resources follow security best practices.

Find databases that don't meet industry requirements. The dashboard shows category problem counts. Your Google Cloud database footprint.

Database Centre GCP improves recommendations for supported databases with general availability, addressing issues like ineffective queries/indexes, high resource usage, hotspot detection, costly commands, deletion protection not enabled, and no automated backup policy.

Gemini Integration: Gemini provides clever ideas and an easy-to-use chat interface. Gemini Chat answers database fleet health questions, makes project-specific advice, and helps determine and implement the appropriate practices. It helps troubleshoot aid performance.

Saveable Views: Users can create, store, and share persona-specific views.

Historical Data: Users can track weekly issues and new database resources.

Alerting: Centralises occurrences and database alerting policies.

Database Governance Risks: Database Centre GCP reduces database governance risks, including procedures and tools for monitoring and protecting sensitive data access throughout its lifecycle. It helps enforce best practices and identify compliance issues.

Database Centre benefits enterprises with cloud resources across several projects and products. It protects database resources against outages.

Price and Database Centre Access

Database Centre is accessible from the Google Cloud managed database services console for Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, Spanner, and Bigtable. Users with IAM rights have it enabled by default.

Google Cloud users can access Database Centre GCP for free. Natural language chat and Gemini-backed recommenders (cost and performance) require Gemini Cloud Assist. Google Security Command Central (SCC) membership is required for sophisticated security and compliance monitoring capabilities.

Database Centre data takes a few minutes to update, but sometimes it takes 24 hours.

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MCP Toolbox for Databases Simplifies AI Agent Data Access

AI Agent Access to Enterprise Data Made Easy with MCP Toolbox for Databases

Google Cloud Next 25 showed organisations how to develop multi-agent ecosystems using Vertex AI and Google Cloud Databases. Agent2Agent Protocol and Model Context Protocol increase agent interactions. Due to developer interest in MCP, we're offering MCP Toolbox for Databases (formerly Gen AI Toolbox for Databases) easy to access your company data in databases. This advances standardised and safe agentic application experimentation.

Previous names: Gen AI Toolbox for Databases, MCP Toolbox

Developers may securely and easily interface new AI agents to business data using MCP Toolbox for Databases (Toolbox), an open-source MCP server. Anthropic created MCP, an open standard that links AI systems to data sources without specific integrations.

Toolbox can now generate tools for self-managed MySQL and PostgreSQL, Spanner, Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL, Cloud SQL for MySQL, and AlloyDB for PostgreSQL (with Omni). As an open-source project, it uses Neo4j and Dgraph. Toolbox integrates OpenTelemetry for end-to-end observability, OAuth2 and OIDC for security, and reduced boilerplate code for simpler development. This simplifies, speeds up, and secures tool creation by managing connection pooling, authentication, and more.

MCP server Toolbox provides the framework needed to construct production-quality database utilities and make them available to all clients in the increasing MCP ecosystem. This compatibility lets agentic app developers leverage Toolbox and reliably query several databases using a single protocol, simplifying development and improving interoperability.

MCP Toolbox for Databases supports ATK

The Agent Development Kit (ADK), an open-source framework that simplifies complicated multi-agent systems while maintaining fine-grained agent behaviour management, was later introduced. You can construct an AI agent using ADK in under 100 lines of user-friendly code. ADK lets you:

Orchestration controls and deterministic guardrails affect agents' thinking, reasoning, and collaboration.

ADK's patented bidirectional audio and video streaming features allow human-like interactions with agents with just a few lines of code.

Choose your preferred deployment or model. ADK supports your stack, whether it's your top-tier model, deployment target, or remote agent interface with other frameworks. ADK also supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which secures data source-AI agent communication.

Release to production using Vertex AI Agent Engine's direct interface. This reliable and transparent approach from development to enterprise-grade deployment eliminates agent production overhead.

Add LangGraph support

LangGraph offers essential persistence layer support with checkpointers. This helps create powerful, stateful agents that can complete long tasks or resume where they left off.

For state storage, Google Cloud provides integration libraries that employ powerful managed databases. The following are developer options:

Access the extremely scalable AlloyDB for PostgreSQL using the langchain-google-alloydb-pg-python library's AlloyDBSaver class, or pick

Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL utilising langchain-google-cloud-sql-pg-python's PostgresSaver checkpointer.

With Google Cloud's PostgreSQL performance and management, both store and load agent execution states easily, allowing operations to be halted, resumed, and audited with dependability.

When assembling a graph, a checkpointer records a graph state checkpoint at each super-step. These checkpoints are saved in a thread accessible after graph execution. Threads offer access to the graph's state after execution, enabling fault-tolerance, memory, time travel, and human-in-the-loop.

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Database Center, Your AI-powered Fleet Management Platform

Businesses are battling an explosion of operational data dispersed over a database environment that is ever more sophisticated and varied. Their capacity to extract insightful information and provide outstanding client experiences is hampered by this complexity, which frequently leads to expensive outages, performance bottlenecks, security flaws, and compliance gaps. Google Cloud unveiled Database Center, an AI-powered, unified fleet management system, earlier this year to assist companies in overcoming these obstacles.

Many clients are using Database Center at an increased rate. For instance, Ford proactively reduces possible threats to their applications and uses Database Center to obtain answers on the health of their database fleet in a matter of seconds. Database Center is now accessible to all of Google’s clients, giving you the ability to manage and keep an eye on database fleets at scale using a single, cohesive solution. You can now manage Spanner alongside your Cloud SQL and AlloyDB deployments with its addition of support, and more databases will soon follow.

Database Center is intended to harness the full potential of your data and restore order to the disarray of your database fleet. It offers a unified, user-friendly interface where you can:

Get a thorough picture of your whole database fleet. No more searching through spreadsheets and specialized tools or information silos.

De-risk your fleet proactively with wise performance and security suggestions. With data-driven recommendations, Database Center helps you keep ahead of any issues by offering actionable insights that boost security, lower expenses, and improve performance.

Make the most of your database fleet with help from AI. Ask questions, get optimization advice, and swiftly handle fleet concerns using a natural language chat interface.

Now let’s take a closer look at each.

Take a thorough look at your database fleet

Are you sick of switching between consoles and tools to manage your databases?

With a single, cohesive view of your whole database landscape, Database Center streamlines database administration. Throughout your entire company, you may keep an eye on database resources across various engines, versions, locations, projects, and environments (or applications using labels).

Database Center is fully connected with Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, and now Spanner, allowing you to keep an eye on your inventory and proactively identify problems. With Database Center’s unified inventory view, you can:

Determine which database versions are outdated to guarantee appropriate support and dependability.

Monitor version updates, such as if PostgreSQL 14 to PostgreSQL 15 is happening at the anticipated rate.

Make that database resources are allocated properly; for example, determine how many databases support non-essential development and test environments versus vital production applications.

Track database migrations between engines or from on-premises to the cloud.

Use suggestions to proactively de-risk your fleet

Navigating through a complicated fusion of security postures, data protection settings, resource configurations, performance tweaking, and cost optimizations can be necessary when managing the health of your database fleet at scale. Database Center proactively identifies problems related to certain configurations and helps you fix them.

For instance, a Cloud SQL instance with a large transaction ID may stop accepting new queries, which could result in latency problems or even outages. Database Center identifies this proactively, gives you a thorough explanation, and guides you through the recommended procedures to troubleshoot the problem.

It can help you with a basic optimization trip and has introduced several performance recommendations to the Database Center that are related to too many tables/joins, connections, or logs.

By automatically identifying and reporting violations of a variety of industry standards, including as CIS, PCI-DSS, SOC2, and HIPAA, Database Center also makes compliance management easier. Database Center keeps an eye on your databases to look for possible infractions of the law. When a violation is found, you are given a detailed description of the issue, which includes:

The particular security or dependability problem that led to the infraction

Practical measures to assist in resolving the problem and regaining compliance

This improves your security posture, streamlines compliance checks, and lowers the possibility of expensive fines. Real-time detection of unwanted access, modifications, and data exports is now supported by Database Center as well.

Maximize your fleet with help from AI

Database Center makes optimizing your database fleet very simple when Gemini is enabled. To get accurate responses, identify problems in your database fleet, troubleshoot issues, and swiftly implement fixes, just talk with the AI-powered interface. For instance, you can easily find instances in your entire fleet that are under-provisioned, get actionable insights like how long high CPU/memory utilization conditions last, get suggestions for the best CPU/memory configurations, and find out how much those changes will cost.

The Database Center’s AI-powered conversation offers thorough information and suggestions on every facet of database administration, including availability, performance, inventory, and data security. Furthermore, enhanced security and compliance advice help improve your security and compliance posture, and AI-powered cost recommendations offer strategies for maximizing your expenditure.

Start using Database Center right now

All customers can preview the new Database Center features for Spanner, Cloud SQL, and AlloyDB today. To monitor and manage your whole database fleet, just navigate to Database Center in the Google Cloud dashboard.

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AlloyDB Free Trial Clusters: PostgreSQL Creative Playground

AlloyDB free trial clusters

Introducing AlloyDB free trial clusters: your postgreSQL innovation playground

From your PostgreSQL database, what do you want? What if it could operate at a significantly faster pace, allowing you to save money by running the same apps on fewer instances? It would be fantastic if it included AI-assisted features that improved the dependability, security, and manageability of your database. Or perhaps it might offer you superior vector search features and  AI ecosystem connectors to support the incorporation of generative AI into your apps?

All of this and much more can be accomplished using AlloyDB, a database that is 100% compatible with PostgreSQL. You can even test it out for free with to the recently launched AlloyDB free trial clusters. You guessed it!

What is AlloyDB?

AlloyDB is a powerful, fully managed database engine that is compatible with PostgreSQL.

It is designed for users who demand outstanding performance, scalability, and dependability along with complete open-source compliance. AlloyDB is prepared to meet your needs whether your app is handling high throughput, struggling with intricate queries, or drowning in enormous volumes of data.

Why is AlloyDB so unique? Let’s dissect it:

PosgreSQL interoperability: Your best buddies in PostgreSQL are still your current tools and knowledge. AlloyDB interfaces effectively with your code, drivers, PostgreSQL extensions, and other integrations.

Up to two times higher price-performance than PostgreSQL that is self-managed: Prepare for a more affordable solution because AlloyDB provides 4x faster transactional performance than regular PostgreSQL. This implies that you can reduce infrastructure expenses by running your current PostgreSQL workloads on lesser machines in AlloyDB.

Accessible outside of the four 9s: AlloyDB has an exceptional 99.99% availability SLA; but, their secret sauce is a collection of auto-pilot and adaptive features, such as their adaptive hoover, that lower user mistake rates and boost dependability.

Stress-free scalability: Require additional space to expand? AlloyDB grows along with you, causing little disruption in service. Less than a second of application downtime occurs during planned operations, and read pools are updated without any downtime.

Innovation: Gemini in Databases to accelerate database building and management, AlloyDB  AI for generative  AI and vector search applications, and a columnar engine for lightning-fast analytics are just a few of the cutting-edge features that make AlloyDB so powerful.

Clusters with AlloyDB’s free trial: where work and the cloud collide

There’s no way to replace actually working with a database and experiencing it firsthand. Google cloud are pleased to offer AlloyDB free trial clusters, which will provide you the time and resources you need to conduct a full-fledged trial, as a typical cloud trial may not always be sufficient for comprehensive testing. A strong 8 vCPU, 64 GB RAM primary instance and 1 TB of regional storage are included with clusters, which is an order of magnitude more storage than most competitors give during trials.

The AlloyDB console includes guided tutorials that help you create a database, load data, and perform sample queries to make your trip easier. You can experience AlloyDB’s near-real-time horizontal scalability by adding a read pool instance to your cluster for free, for example. Almost all of AlloyDB’s features are available in a free trial cluster.

Connecting to your new cluster can be done in a few different ways. The simplest way to rapidly test a query is to open AlloyDB Studio in the console and work with your database from there. Use the Auth Proxy or the public IP address to connect to a laptop running a PostgreSQL client. Using the cluster’s private IP address, you can establish a connection if your own application is operating within your VPC.

To utilise the AlloyDB free trial clusters, you don’t have to be a brand-new Google  Cloud user; most accounts that haven’t used AlloyDB previously are qualified. You have a maximum of 30 days to enjoy your own space. Are you prepared to upgrade? Your database converts to a normal AlloyDB cluster without any interruption and with only one click.

Don’t worry if your trial time runs out; your cluster will remain active for a further 15 days at no additional cost. If your cluster is no longer needed, you can delete it or upgrade it to continue where you left off. Have additional tasks to evaluate? Please tell others about your organization’s eligibility for trials in other projects, even though you only receive one trial per project.

Who should give AlloyDB a try?

Google cloud believe AlloyDB to be PostgreSQL’s future, and they invite you to explore what it can do for you and your company. For application developers creating high-performance programmes, AlloyDB is the ideal choice since it offers the best stability, performance, and scalability in a database.

Database administrators and database platform teams who wish to give their organisation more database options and eliminate operational hassles

Well-established companies moving to the cloud from outdated on-premises databases

Businesses searching for an affordable, scalable database solution

ML engineers and data scientists creating AI models or data-intensive applications

AlloyDB powers innovation in a wide range of businesses, so it’s not just for the elite.

Customers using AlloyDB to revolutionise their businesses include Bayer, Character.AI, Apex Fintech Solutions, FLUIDEFI, Neuropace, and more, of which we are proud.

It’s easy to get started

It’s simple to create your free trial cluster. Simply use the AlloyDB free trial link to create an account if you’re new to Google  Cloud. Go to the AlloyDB console if you already have a Google  Cloud account. Click “Create a trial cluster” in the console, and we’ll walk you through the process of moving your PostgreSQL data to a fresh AlloyDB database instance. PostgreSQL’s future is here, and it was created with you in mind. Take advantage of AlloyDB’s free trial to discover what it can achieve for your apps.

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