SOCRadar has migrated from PostgreSQL to AlloyDB, achieving a 20x performance boost and reduced operational overhead. This transition allows SOCRadar to deliver faster threat intelligence, critical for defending against cyberattacks.
SOCRadar, a cybersecurity company, needed to enhance its data infrastructure to handle a growing volume of cyber threats. Responding to operational bottlenecks in its PostgreSQL database, SOCRadar opted to migrate to Google Cloud's AlloyDB, aiming for improved performance and scalability.
With its previous on-premises PostgreSQL database, SOCRadar struggled to keep up with both data ingestion and analytical queries. This limitation not only hindered the timely delivery of threat intelligence but also required engineers to spend excessive time on database maintenance.
The migration to AlloyDB was chosen for its full compatibility with PostgreSQL and its ability to manage hybrid workloads involving high-volume transactions and real-time analytics. Collaboration with NGC, a Google Premier Business Partner, facilitated a smooth transition with minimal downtime.
Post-migration, SOCRadar can now efficiently manage what they refer to as a 'triple-threat' query environment without sacrificing lookup speeds. The result is a significant reduction in the time needed to deliver critical insights to customers, essential for effective cybersecurity measures.
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SOCRadar has migrated from PostgreSQL to AlloyDB, achieving a 20x performance boost and reduced operational overhead. This transition allows SOCRadar to deliver faster threat intelligence, critical for defending against cyberattacks.