About OceanDBPro

OceanDBPro - A VigilesHQ consulting initiative

OceanDBPro helps architects and operators run OceanBase in production with deep guides, troubleshooting runbooks, benchmarks, and tooling. We focus on what matters after the POC: migration cutover, Paxos failover, memstore tuning, and multi-tenant isolation.

We are the same team behind Vigiles (vigileshq.com). Through Vigiles we provide consulting for successful OceanBase implementation and migrations, and we build an incident management platform: detect from APAC check locations, alert on-call, coordinate response, publish status pages, and learn with AI postmortems. We are also building database incident management features so data-layer failures get the same lifecycle treatment as app and API outages. OceanDBPro stays free educational content.

Our relationship with Vigiles

FAQ

01 Who publishes OceanDBPro?

OceanDBPro is a VigilesHQ consulting initiative: free OceanBase guides and runbooks published by the same team behind Vigiles. It is an educational resource, not official OceanBase documentation.

02 How is this different from Vigiles?

OceanDBPro is free OceanBase knowledge. Vigiles (vigileshq.com) is our related company: we provide OceanBase implementation and migration consulting, and we build an incident management platform (detect, alert, respond, status pages, AI postmortems) with database incident features in progress.

03 Do you offer OceanBase consulting?

Yes. Through Vigiles we provide consulting for successful OceanBase implementation and for migrating to OceanBase. Book a free consultation to start.

04 Is OceanDBPro an affiliate or referral site?

No. We are not an affiliate of OceanBase, Oracle, MySQL, or other vendors. We do not earn referral commissions from third-party products. Links to Vigiles point to our related product at vigileshq.com.

05 Can I contribute content?

Content lives in git as MDX. Propose changes via pull request with technical review from maintainers.

06 Is content kept current with OceanBase releases?

Guides are versioned in git with publish dates. Content is refreshed on a best-effort cadence through 2026 for the OceanBase 4.x production baseline.