A team migrates their on-premises database to the cloud by uploading backups to OSS and importing into RDS as a validated staging layer, then fans out from RDS to OceanBase for distributed OLTP and to Elasticsearch for both structured full-text search and a RAG pipeline backed by OSS-stored documents for semantic retrieval.
A team migrates their on-premises database to the cloud by uploading backups to OSS and importing into RDS as a validated staging layer, then fans out from RDS to OceanBase for distributed OLTP and to Elasticsearch for both structured full-text search and a RAG pipeline backed by OSS-stored documents for semantic retrieval.
See _combos/secure-rds-backend-with-elasticsearch-search-0df277.
See _combos/secure-app-with-structured-and-semantic-search-469afa.
See _combos/on-prem-db-to-oceanbase-and-elasticsearch-87de98.
See _combos/migrate-on-prem-db-to-cloud-with-search-ff2027.
Q: How do I migrate an on-premises database to the cloud and build a full-stack search application with RAG? A: You perform the migration by uploading database backups to OSS, importing them into RDS as a staging layer, and fanning out to OceanBase and Elasticsearch. OceanBase manages distributed OLTP workloads while Elasticsearch delivers structured full-text search and enables a RAG pipeline for semantic retrieval backed by OSS documents.