The Control Plane
for Your Data
Run a private DBaaS, AI platform, and developer portal on your own Kubernetes — and cut public-cloud database spend by up to 50%. Powered by OpenEverest. No vendor lock-in, no data egress.
One control plane for every data service
Relational databases, analytics, caching, vector search, model serving, and object storage, all provisioned, secured, and backed up the same way.
PostgreSQL
MySQL
MariaDB
SQL Server
TiDB
MongoDB
Valkey
ClickHouse
TimescaleDB
Milvus
KServe
SeaweedFS- + more on the way
Complete Data Sovereignty
We provide the control plane; you bring the Kubernetes clusters.
Whether on EKS, GKE, AKS, or bare metal, the platform installs natively into your infrastructure.
Production is more than just kubectl apply
Day 1 is easy. Day 2 is where platforms die. Solanica automates the dirty work of Reliability Engineers (SRE/DBRE) and Platform Builders.
Standardized Protection
Stop writing custom cron jobs for every engine. We enforce a unified backup policy (S3, GCS, or Azure Blob) across your entire fleet. One config to rule Postgres, Mongo, and Milvus.
Fearless Patching
Patch your DB engines without the "Will it come back up?" anxiety. Solanica orchestrates leader elections, drains connections, and upgrades nodes one by one with automated rollback on failure.
Kill Zombie Nodes
Dev databases and GPU inference endpoints love to burn cash over the weekend. We enforce strict TTLs and "Scale-to-Zero" policies. If no one queries it, we shut it down.
Deep Observability
Is it the network, the disk, or the query? We provide a pre-configured Grafana/Prometheus stack that correlates Kubernetes metrics directly with Database internal performance stats.
Latest from the blog
Product updates, engineering deep-dives and cloud-native database insights.
Frequently Asked Questions
What databases and workloads can Solanica Platform run? +
Solanica Platform is powered by OpenEverest, an extensible platform for data workloads on Kubernetes. It runs PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, TiDB, MongoDB, Valkey, ClickHouse, TimescaleDB, the Milvus vector database, KServe for LLM serving, and SeaweedFS object storage, and Solanica adds Microsoft SQL Server as an enterprise provider. New technologies are added regularly, and the current list is at openeverest.io/for.
What is the relationship between Solanica and OpenEverest? +
Solanica is the commercial entity and enterprise platform built by the creators of OpenEverest. While OpenEverest is an open-source database platform loved by the community, the Solanica Platform provides the enterprise-grade solution. This includes professional 24/7 support, advanced observability, paid plugins, collaboration integrations, and an upcoming AI Data Copilot designed for production reliability.
Can I really run Solanica "anywhere"? +
Yes. Solanica is infrastructure-agnostic as it runs on Kubernetes. It is designed to run on public clouds (AWS, GCP, Azure), sovereign clouds, private data centers, hybrid environments, and even edge devices. Solanica allows you to move workloads without being locked into a specific cloud provider's proprietary database tools.
How does Solanica integrate with my existing developer workflow? +
Solanica is built for "Infrastructure as Code" (IaC) workflows. Developers do not have to rely solely on a UI; the platform integrates natively with tools like Terraform, ArgoCD, Helm, and a robust CLI. You can also manage databases directly through Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs).
How does Solanica help with data ownership and compliance? +
Unlike standard Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) offerings where the provider hosts your data, Solanica is self-hosted. Your data stays within your own operational control and security perimeter. To assist with compliance, the platform includes actionable reporting that gives immediate visibility into your security posture and compliance status across all your database instances.
Free Your Data
Solanica takes away the pain of running and managing your data workloads. Deploy Solanica Platform anywhere and have your first database up and running in minutes.