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PlanetScale joins AWS ISV Accelerate — PlanetScale
Nick Van Wiggeren · 2023-06-12 · via Blog — PlanetScale

Nick Van Wiggeren |

We have good news: PlanetScale has deepened its relationship with AWS to benefit customers who use AWS services, officially joining AWS ISV Accelerate Program!

The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Accelerate Program is a co-sell program for AWS Partners that provides software solutions that run on or integrate with AWS. Joining AWS ISV Accelerate will allow PlanetScale to more easily connect with AWS field sellers globally. For PlanetScale customers, this means a more seamless integration, expanded access to AWS services, and increased reliability.

PlanetScale has been available in the AWS Marketplace since June 2022, and this is the next step in expanding our relationship with AWS.

PlanetScale Enterprise plans

You can purchase any of our Enterprise offerings in AWS Marketplace.

With PlanetScale Enterprise, you get all of the PlanetScale features — our branching workflow, unlimited connection pooling, sharding options, and more — deployed in an isolated AWS account.

With our Managed plan, you own the AWS account, and we manage the infrastructure for you through our shared control plane. Single-tenant is similar, but instead, we create and manage the AWS account for you. Your data is isolated from our regular shared-tenancy customers, but it runs on our own resources.

With both of these options, you get:

  • Private database connectivity via PrivateLink or VPC Peering
  • Isolated Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances
  • The ability to deploy in any AWS Region with three Availability Zones
  • Robust sharding available
  • Resource-based pricing
  • SSO
  • Business support — upgrades available

You can learn more in our Products and plans documentation.

If you’d like more information on what this could mean for your business, contact us and we’ll be happy to assist you.