Distributed HTAP database for high-scale transaction and analytics workloads
OceanBase is a distributed database built to handle petabyte-scale data and transaction volumes that exceed typical peak traffic—it's engineered for the extreme scenarios legacy systems cannot sustain. The hiring velocity is accelerating with 4 of 5 active roles in engineering (mostly senior/director level), focused on migration delivery, high-availability architecture, and open-source community expansion. The tech stack breadth (AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, TiDB, CockroachDB, Spanner) signals a platform positioned to replace or coexist with established enterprise databases across cloud and on-premises deployments.
OceanBase is a distributed HTAP (hybrid transaction/analytical processing) database designed for mission-critical workloads at scale. The platform supports petabytes of data and transaction volumes in the billions-per-second range, with built-in high availability (Paxos consensus, zero RPO, sub-30-second RTO), real-time analytics on transactional data, and MySQL compatibility to minimize application rework. Operating since 2010 from Singapore, the company serves organizations performing large-scale migrations from legacy relational databases and managing cloud-native deployments across multiple regions. Current operational focus spans database migration delivery, customer proof-of-concepts, technical community enablement, and addressing production incident response and performance tuning.
OceanBase targets Oracle, MySQL, and SQL Server deployments. The platform offers MySQL compatibility to reduce migration friction and is positioned to handle workloads that exceed the scale or availability guarantees of traditional single-node databases.
OceanBase operates across AWS, GCP, Azure, and Alibaba Cloud. The platform is deployed on Kubernetes and supports hybrid and multi-cloud architectures.
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