Is your Data Sovereign?

If your data stack isn’t, then no, it’s not. But, it can be — with Severalnines and ClusterControl. ClusterControl is a database automation platform that you can use to import, deploy and operate the open-source and source-available databases that store and deliver your most critical data in on-prem, hybrid, and cloud environments.

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Your competitors’ data is sovereign because their data stack is sovereign

Your cohort is already better positioned against disruptions — what about you?

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One control plane can automate your databases across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid

Place your databases in non-US clouds or go multi-cloud

Today’s proliferation of privacy regulations and local cloud providers, it’s essential to diversify your cloud infra. Here are the top three benefits:

• You will reduce business risks around EU and other privacy regulations
• Your customer data is not subject to US CLOUD Act or FISA
• Your stack will be shielded from geopolitical disruption

The above benefits aside, it is also a true diversification strategy that will ensure your key workloads are better protected from events outside of your control.

Move your databases back on-prem or across hybrid

It has never been easier thanks to new technology, models, such as the cloud operating model, and frameworks. Here are the top three benefits:

• You will reduce cost, lock-in, and privacy regulation risks
• You will have more flexibility over workload placement
• You will have more control over workload configuration

Even better, on-prem itself has taken on a whole new meaning — you have all manner of options from co-location providers, up to and including hosting services.

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Build an internal DBaaS or automate single app databases with ONE platform

Enable your DevOps teams to efficiently deliver services or dev teams to easily automate database operations for specific applications — ANYWHERE

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See it in action: ClusterControl covers database operations wherever you need

ClusterControl is the one true database automation platform that you can deploy anywhere, giving you the features and benefits you’ve come to expect from DBaaS, but without the associated trade-offs:

Deploy Anywhere: Deploy your open-source database clusters in private data centers, public clouds, or hybrid architectures.

Ensure High Availability: Implement load balancers like ProxySQL for resilience and traffic handling.

Automate Operations: Deploy and scale clusters, automate failover, schedule and verify backups and more without manual effort.

Simplify Management: Manage users, replication, backups, and configuration changes from a single intuitive interface.

Choose the CC plan that fits your use case and preferred payment terms

Community

For deployment and monitoring

  • Deployment and monitoring
  • Performance advisors
  • Community support

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Advanced
self-serve

For small production deployments

  • Includes all Advanced features
  • Deploy up to 5 nodes
  • Pay-as-you-go

starts at€250*per node, per month

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Advanced

For production deployments

  • Scaling and failover
  • Deploy load balancers
  • Business hours support

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Enterprise

For enterprise-grade deployments

  • Operations Center and reporting
  • Enhanced security features
  • 24×7 support

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Install ClusterControl in 10-minutes!
Free 30-day Enterprise trial included

Welcome to ClusterControl!

You’re just a few steps away from setting up your deployment.

Script Installation Instructions

The installer script is the simplest way to get ClusterControl up and running. Run it on your chosen host, and it will take care of installing all required packages and dependencies.

Offline environments are supported as well. See the Offline Installation guide for more details.

On the ClusterControl server, run the following commands:

wget https://severalnines.com/downloads/cmon/install-cc
chmod +x install-cc
sudo ./install-cc     # omit sudo if you run as root

After the installation is complete, open a web browser, navigate to https://<ClusterControl_host>/, and create the first admin user by entering a username (note that “admin” is reserved) and a password on the welcome page. Once you’re in, you can deploy a new database cluster or import an existing one.

The installer script supports a range of environment variables for advanced setup. You can define them using export or by prefixing the install command.

See the list of supported variables and example use cases to tailor your installation.

Hardward (minimum):
Architecture: x86_64 only
RAM: >2 GB
CPU: >2 cores
Disk space: >40 GB

Supported OS:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.x/9.x
Rocky Linux 8.x/9.x
AlmaLinux 8.x/9.x
Ubuntu 18.04/20.04/22.04/24.04 LTS
Debian 10.x/11.x/12.x
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP3/15 SP4

For full details, check our documentation.

Want to deploy ClusterControl your way? Deploy it with your preferred automation tool:

Official Helm Chart
Ansible Playbook
Puppet Module

Prefer to launch ClusterControl directly from the cloud? It’s available on these platforms:

DigitalOcean Marketplace
gridscale.io Marketplace
Vultr Marketplace
Linode Marketplace
Google Cloud Platform

Resources:

ClusterControl User Guide

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Top rated Docs

Getting Started docs

User Guide (GUI) docs

Components docs

Top rated Blogs

How to Migrate from SQL Server to PostgreSQL HA for Dockerized Apps

AI-Assisted Production Database Ops with ClusterControl MCP and CCX MCP

ClusterControl Kubernetes Database Operator Management now GA

Can I install ClusterControl on an Ubuntu VM even though my organizations standard is another Linux?

Yes. Install on any linux distribution wherever is convenient, on-premise or in the cloud.

Do I have to create a VM for ClusterControl?

You can also install ClusterControl into a Kubernetes cluster via our Helm chart.

When I import a production database into the console what happens?

You add ssh credentials in order to connect to the server (on-prem or cloud) and add the IP and port and user/password. ClusterControl doesn’t touch any installations and just gets the replication or cluster environment under control by sending alerts and events that you can act upon accordingly.

Not ready? Speak with our team about your sovereignty journey!