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How AlloyDB unifies OLTP and OLAP workloads for Tricent
- Tricent Security Group faced performance challenges with their PostgreSQL database infrastructure and needed a database solution that could efficiently manage both OLTP and OLAP workloads.
- The company needed faster query response times to handle complex analytics but their previous system's performance lagged under this dual workload.
- AlloyDB for PostgreSQL quickly rose to the top of Tricent's list for a new database solution because of its compatibility with their existing PostgreSQL setup.
- The migration process to AlloyDB was smooth and provided an immediate performance boost, particularly for their resource-intensive OLAP workloads.
- With AlloyDB's unique architecture that separates compute and storage, Tricent has the flexibility to adapt quickly to changing demands, which is invaluable when dealing with unpredictable workloads and rapid growth.
- AlloyDB not only solved Tricent's immediate problems but also opened up new possibilities, allowing them to focus more on innovating new security solutions for their customers.
- The switch to AlloyDB has also been transformative for Tricent's operations, helping them to process approximately 250 million transactions per day without any difficulty and see a 10-25% savings month-over-month.
- AlloyDB will play a pivotal role in Tricent's growth with plans to integrate it deeper with Google Workspace and utilize more of Google Cloud's AI and machine learning capabilities.
- Tricent recommends AlloyDB to others and gives resources for those interested in trying it out.
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