Platform
Three engines, one operating model.
Luceris Cloud runs PostgreSQL, Redis, and ClickHouse on a single control plane. Each engine is tuned by people who have run it at scale — provisioned in minutes, isolated per tenant, and observable to the millisecond.
What "managed" means here
Luceris Cloud takes over the parts of running a database that are easy to mess up and hard to recover from: provisioning, version upgrades, point-in-time backups, replication topology, certificate rotation, observability wiring, and tenant isolation. You pick the engine that fits the workload; we run it on hardware we know, with defaults that won't bite you in production.
PostgreSQL — the default OLTP engine
Strong relational semantics, ACID transactions, and a deep extension ecosystem (pgvector, PostGIS, pg_partman). Use it for transactional workloads, multi-tenant SaaS, vector search, and anything that benefits from row-level security.
Redis — the data-plane cache
Sub-millisecond reads, rich data structures (lists, sets, sorted sets, hashes, streams), per-tenant isolation via dedicated processes. Use it for sessions, caching, rate-limiting, leaderboards, and pub/sub.
ClickHouse — the analytical engine
Columnar storage, vectorized execution, materialized views, projections, S3-backed cold storage. Use it for event ingestion, product analytics, observability, and customer-facing dashboards.
| Encryption | AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit |
|---|---|
| Backups | Daily snapshots; PITR for Postgres |
| High availability | EU regions — France primary, Germany replica |
| Observability | Metrics + audit log dual-sink (CloudWatch + Postgres) |
| Tenant isolation | Dedicated DB; bcrypt-validated credentials at proxy ingress |
| Regions | EU — France (primary), Germany (replica) |
Frequently asked questions
Why three engines instead of one?
Because the workloads are different. Forcing analytics on Postgres wastes hardware; forcing transactions on ClickHouse loses durability; forcing both on Redis loses your data. The right engine per workload is cheaper, faster, and easier to operate.
Where is data physically stored?
In the European Union — France is the primary region, with replicas in Germany. We do not transfer customer personal data outside the EU.
Can I bring my own keys (BYOK)?
On the Contact-us tier, yes — we support BYOK via KMIP. On the Free tier, encryption keys are managed by Luceris.
Pick an engine and ship in minutes.
Free tier: 10 GB per engine, shared compute, community support. Production-grade options on request.