Your data,
safe by default.
Every write lands on a durable log before it is acknowledged, and continuous snapshots let point-in-time recovery restore to a 5-second roll-up boundary by default on dedicated configurations.
Fewer 3 am calls. Fewer vendors. No lost writes.
Point-in-time recovery rewinds your data to the moment before the bad deploy, the wrong DELETE, the broken import. The worst hour of your quarter becomes a five-minute fix.
On dedicated configurations, compute and database storage are not shared with any other customer, and your data stays in the region you choose. Free and Starter run on shared, scale-to-zero infrastructure.
We crash-test our own fleet with power-loss drills — zero acknowledged writes lost. When we say a write is saved, that's a measurement, not a promise.
On dedicated configurations, storage, backups and recovery are part of the database. No separate backup vendor, no bolt-on snapshot service, no surprise line items.
Someone will ship a bad migration. It shouldn't cost you the day.
Every team eventually deletes the wrong rows or ships a migration that mangles data. The difference between a bad five minutes and a bad week is how fast you can get back to the moment before it happened.
Point-in-time recovery is an opt-in setting on the instance: you pick the moment, and the restore lands on the nearest roll-up boundary — 5 seconds by default. No backup vendor to call, no "our last snapshot was Tuesday."