Scale into the stratosphere: Managed MySQL & PostgreSQL now support up to 20TB and 30TB

Scale into the stratosphere: Managed MySQL & PostgreSQL now support up to 20TB and 30TB Why larger plan sizes matter Who benefits from this update? Why choose DigitalOcean Managed MySQL and/or PostgreSQL? Determining which database engine is right for your workload Get started today About the author Try DigitalOcean for free Related Articles Stop Building SaaS from Scratch: Meet the SeaNotes Starter Kit Announcing OpenAI gpt-oss Models on the DigitalOcean Gradient™ AI Platform Introducing langchain-gradient: Seamless LangChain Integration with DigitalOcean Gradient™ AI Platform By Nicole Ghalwash Published: March 19, 2025 3 min read Good news for growing businesses and folks with data-intensive applications: we’re excited to introduce 100% larger storage plans for both Managed MySQL and PostgreSQL in select regions. Starting today, Managed MySQL storage has doubled to 20TB, and Managed PostgreSQL now supports up to 30TB, up from 15TB. These expanded storage options are available in Singapore (SGP1), San Francisco (SFO2), and Frankfurt (FRA1), with plans to roll out to more regions later this year. Now users have even more flexibility to scale seamlessly, whether growing existing workloads or migrating from self-managed databases. With DigitalOcean’s fully managed service, you get the performance, security, and simplicity you need—without the operational burden. Scaling your databases is now easier than ever, helping to ensure your infrastructure keeps pace with your business growth. As your businesses grow, so do data storage requirements. Our expanded, scalable storage options allow you to: Big databases, no worries: Support large databases with up to 20TB and 30TB of scalable storage. Big databases, no worries: Support large databases with up to 20TB and 30TB of scalable storage. Control both performance and costs: Scale storage independently of CPU and memory, giving you the flexibility to adapt as your workload evolves. This ensures you pay only for what you need while avoiding over- or under-provisioning resources. Control both performance and costs: Scale storage independently of CPU and memory, giving you the flexibility to adapt as your workload evolves.