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AlloyDB delivers PostgreSQL for agents: Real-time data at agent scale, with full workload isolation

Enterprises rely on mission-critical operational databases where performance slowdowns simply aren't an option. Yet when even a few agents execute dense reasoning loops, the unpredictable surge in queries can easily overwhelm traditional architectures.

AlloyDB delivers PostgreSQL for agents: Real-time data at agent scale, with full workload isolation

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Enterprises rely on mission-critical operational databases where performance slowdowns simply aren't an option.

Today, we're announcing that AlloyDB delivers PostgreSQL for agents (in preview), enabling real-time data access without compromising your mission-critical systems.

Yet when even a few agents execute dense reasoning loops, the unpredictable surge in queries can easily overwhelm traditional architectures.

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Enterprises rely on mission-critical operational databases where performance slowdowns simply aren't an option. Yet when even a few agents execute dense reasoning loops, the unpredictable surge in queries can easily overwhelm traditional architectures. Today, we're announcing that AlloyDB delivers PostgreSQL for agents (in preview), enabling real-time data access without compromising your mission-critical systems.

How it works

  • AlloyDB now scales to dynamic agent bursts by provisioning sandboxed database instances in seconds, enabling full workload isolation.
  • AlloyDB now features an agentic database architecture engineered to scale PostgreSQL to thousands of serverless database instances that have up-to-the-second read-only access to production.
  • Each of these instances access real-time data in the database backed by a unified storage layer in Colossus, Google's exabyte-scale distributed storage system.
  • This helps agents achieve sub-millisecond I/O, and terabit-per-second aggregated scan throughput, supporting over 3 million queries per second.
  • These instances utilize the full AlloyDB PostgreSQL engine, providing access to ev...

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