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Citus Data provides an open-source extension to Postgres that enables distributed tables for scaling database workloads.

3sub-processors
HeadquartersSan Francisco, United States
Founded2011
Size51-200
MarketB2B
PublicPrivate
ProductsCitus database, Postgres extension, Real-time analytics, Multi-tenant SaaS capabilities, Schema-based sharding
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By Category

Cloud Infrastructure3

All Sub-Processors

NameCategory
Amazon Web ServicesCloud Infrastructure
GoogleCloud Infrastructure
Heroku (Salesforce.com)Cloud Infrastructure

Data Processing Locations

Seattle, WA
1 sub-processor
Mountain View, CA
1 sub-processor
San Francisco, CA
1 sub-processor

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sub-processors does Citus Data use?
Citus Data uses 3 sub-processors (third-party data processors) as disclosed on their public sub-processor page.
What are Citus Data's main sub-processors?
Citus Data's sub-processors include Amazon Web Services (Provides the hosting infrastructure for the virtual machines, archival storage, database storage for Citus Cloud), Google (Provides the hosting infrastructure for the virtual machines, archival storage, database storage for Citus Cloud), Heroku (Salesforce.com) (Provides the hosting and orchestration for our control plane which handles provisioning, monitoring, and the Citus Cloud console), and 0 more.
Where does Citus Data process data?
Citus Data's sub-processors are located in Seattle, WA, Mountain View, CA, San Francisco, CA.