Four contexts, one delivery method.
We don't start from a product catalogue. We start from your systems and your deadline.
Hold the peak, waste nothing off-peak
Scale out before the sale, scale back after; order, inventory and membership consistency handled at the database layer; cross-border settlement and logistics latency addressed through node placement and routing.
Core ledger migration starts with rollback
Phased cutover with a reverse sync channel; audit trails, data residency and cross-region resilience designed in from the architecture stage, not bolted on later.
Global play, managed latency and cost
Node placement based on player distribution; tooling-driven data moves for server opens and merges; DDoS protection planned together with bandwidth cost.
Multi-site networking and one backup strategy
Plant-to-HQ connectivity, ERP and MES to cloud, cross-region backup and DR drills; residency requirements confirmed per country before the design is fixed.
Same four steps, every industry.
What changes is the detail and the compliance bar, not the skeleton.
Assess
System inventory, dependencies, risk register.
Design
Target architecture, migration order, rollback plans.
Migrate
Phased moves, each with acceptance and rollback points.
Operate
Monitoring, backup, capacity, incident response.
Three common starting points.
Short on people
Cloud services (managed operations) — architecture unchanged, on-call and alerting handed over.
Database at its limit
OceanBase plus cloud services — migrate the database and clean up the application and network around it.
AI that won't ship
Yaoshu AI plus cloud services — settle where the data lives and who can see it, then talk about models.
Tell us where it hurts.
Some problems don't get better with a new database. Some never get better without one.