Database speed, anywhere in the world.
Accelerate PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server across any network — without changing a single line of application code.
- 3
- Databases supported
- Up to 139x
- Faster bulk loads
- 0
- Code changes required
Distance is the silent tax on every modern application.
The old way
Rewrite, re-architect, or accept the slowdown.
Database connections weren't built for global infrastructure. Long-distance links, mobile networks, branch offices, and multi-cloud deployments all slow your application to a crawl. Most fixes mean rewriting code, swapping drivers, adding caching layers, or accepting compromises on consistency. Your team spends weeks tuning what should just work.
The DBWarp way
Drop it in. Done.
DBWarp is a transparent accelerator that sits between your application and your database. Your existing drivers, ORMs, and tools see a normal database — DBWarp handles the distance. The result: faster queries, smaller bandwidth bills, happier users. Across any network. Any cloud. Any region.
One accelerator. Every database. Every network.
DBWarp brings five capabilities together in a single deployment. No additional products to license. No extra services to operate.
Faster databases over any network.
Real applications see multi-x throughput improvements on long-distance and congested networks. On low-latency LAN connections, DBWarp runs at parity — there's no penalty for keeping it in the data path. Performance gains scale with the network challenge: the further the database, the bigger the win.
- ~2.5x throughput on 170 ms WAN connections
- Up to 139x faster bulk loads on cloud SQL Server
- At parity for in-region LAN workloads
PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server. One tool.
Stop maintaining three different proxies for three different databases. DBWarp gives you the same accelerator, the same deployment model, and the same observability across all three engines — so your platform team learns one system instead of three.
- PostgreSQL — full wire protocol compatibility
- MySQL — full wire protocol compatibility
- SQL Server — full wire protocol compatibility
Cloud-native, Kubernetes-native, air-gap ready.
DBWarp auto-discovers nodes from your existing infrastructure — AWS Cloud Map, Azure Private DNS, GCP Service Directory, and Kubernetes Services. For regulated and air-gapped environments, static inventory mode runs without any external dependencies. Operator-declared topology always wins over auto-discovery, so production behavior stays predictable.
- AWS — Cloud Map, ECS, EC2
- Azure — Private DNS, Container Apps
- GCP — Service Directory, Cloud DNS, GCE, Cloud Run
- Kubernetes — native Service / EndpointSlice discovery
High availability, built in.
Run multiple monitors safely across regions with active/standby semantics. Smart routing keeps traffic flowing when nodes fail. Discovery never grants trust on its own — every node is identity-verified before it's allowed into the fabric. Production-grade resilience without bolting on a separate HA stack.
- Active/standby monitor mode across regions
- Identity-verified node admission
- Graceful failover with smart routing
Production observability from day one.
Prometheus-compatible metrics drop straight into your existing Grafana stack. Per-node detail — not just averages — lets you diagnose individual nodes across the fabric. Single-command support bundles export sanitized config, snapshots, and logs for fast incident response. No separate observability product to deploy.
- Prometheus + Grafana ready
- Per-node and per-region metrics
- One-command support bundles for incident response
Measured. Repeatable. Honest.
Every benchmark on our Performance page links to its full methodology — workload, network shape, comparison baseline. We publish parity results too, because honesty is the differentiator.
See full benchmarksDBWarp Observability
See every node, every region, every database.
DBWarp ships with the observability platform teams expect from production infrastructure. Prometheus-compatible metrics drop into your existing Grafana stack. Live monitor dashboards show the whole fabric at a glance — but per-node detail is preserved, so you can drill into individual workloads without losing context. When something goes wrong, a single command produces a sanitized support bundle: config, snapshots, metrics, and logs in one archive.
Explore observabilityBuilt for modern infrastructure teams.
DBWarp solves the hardest performance problems in distributed database deployments. Here's where teams use it most.
Global SaaS
One database. Customers on five continents. No latency penalty for being far from your primary region.
Learn more →Remote teams, central database
Engineers in Asia, database in the US — Singapore-to-Virginia productivity without a regional replica strategy.
Learn more →Multi-cloud and hybrid
One accelerator across AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, and on-prem — managed as a single fabric.
Learn more →Bulk migration and ETL
Move terabytes between regions in a fraction of the time. Up to 139x faster on cloud SQL Server bulk loads.
Learn more →Air-gapped and regulated
Static inventory, locked-down builds, zero external dependencies. Designed for regulated and disconnected environments.
Learn more →PostgreSQL. MySQL. SQL Server. One accelerator.
Drop DBWarp in front of any of them. Same deployment. Same observability. Same speed gains. Your application drivers don't know — and don't need to know — that DBWarp is in the path.
Dig deeper into DBWarp.
The DBWarp Performance Report
Full benchmark methodology and results across PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server. Real workloads, real networks, honest baselines.
Read more →DBWarp Documentation
Deployment guides, configuration reference, and operations runbooks for every supported platform.
Read more →The State of Database Latency 2026
Industry report on WAN performance, multi-region database strategy, and the real cost of distance.
Read more →Ready to make your databases fast everywhere?
See DBWarp in action with your workload, your network, your databases. A 30-minute demo is enough to show you exactly how much latency you're paying — and exactly how much DBWarp removes.