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Xeround is an elastic, always-on cloud database that lets you run your MySQL applications in the cloud, with auto scaling and high availability.
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Scalability and High Availability for your MySQL Database in the Cloud http://bit.ly/enf1Oy
Cloud Database - MySQL DB Service on Amazon EC2, Rackspace, Heroku: http://t.co/SlsGtbH
Launched our new web site and private beta today. Check out http://xeround.com
"Elastic" (auto-scaling) MySQL database service - looks to be an interesting alternative to Amazon RDS http://t.co/MKaaOjc @Xeround
We're LIVE; Finally a SQL Cloud DB.
Launched our new web site and private beta today.
Check out http://xeround.com
Looks interesting: http://xeround.com a "ridiculously simple, seriously powerful" Cloud DB "an elastic, always-on database-as-a-service"
Getting excited about the possibilities of http://t.co/TOLJsOcJ Sounds like it solves all my scaling/failover worries. Is it that simple?
http://xeround.com/ Surely looks very promising! Xeround is an elastic, always-on database-as-a-service for your MySQL applications.
keen to try out http://t.co/kFO0N6Rd, looks like a cheap alternative to running my own dedicated DB #cloud #database #sysadmin #mysql
A ridiculously simple, seriously powerful CLOUD DATABASE: Xeround http://t.co/MiZlvnaQ
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How to make PHP apps scale http://t.co/BoM95XoS <no need for NoSQL, try Xeround Cloud DB http://t.co/VLdkZ6XI for automatic MySQL scaling
Great cloud based MySQL db service, will have far reaching uses for app development: http://t.co/IpQ5TTO7
Free and paid Cloud Database for MySQL Applications http://t.co/GgbmusRp #free #mysql #database
Getting excited about the possibilities of http://t.co/TOLJsOcJ Sounds like it solves all my scaling/failover worries. Is it that simple?
Getting excited about the possibilities of http://t.co/TOLJsOcJ Sounds like it solves all my scaling/failover worries. Is it that simple?
Getting excited about the possibilities of http://t.co/TOLJsOcJ Sounds like it solves all my scaling/failover worries. Is it that simple?