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In order to reduce operational complexity, SpiceDB leverages existing, popular systems for persisting data.

Each datastore implementation comes with various trade-offs.
AuthZed has standardized our managed services on CockroachDB, but we give self-hosted customers the option to pick the datastore that best suits their operational requirements.

- [CockroachDB](#cockroachdb) - Recommended for planet-scale, multi-region deployments
- [Cloud Spanner](#cloud-spanner) - Recommended for Google Cloud deployments
- [PostgreSQL](#postgresql) - Recommended for single-region deployments
- [CockroachDB](#cockroachdb) - Recomended for self hosted deployments with high throughput and/or multi-region requirements
- [Cloud Spanner](#cloud-spanner) - Recommended for self-hosted Google Cloud deployments
- [PostgreSQL](#postgresql) - Recommended for self-hosted single-region deployments
- [MySQL](#mysql) - Not recommended; only use if you cannot use PostgreSQL
- [memdb](#memdb) - Recommended for local development and integration testing against applications

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