This perspective highlights disaggregation's role in cloud databases, emphasizing elasticity and resource pooling.
Disaggregation—the separation of database components into independently managed and scalable services—has emerged as a foundational architecture for cloud-native databases. It enables key benefits such as elasticity, resource pooling, and cost efficiency. This paper offers a perspective on the disaggregation trend, tracing its evolution, and presents a set of research efforts that redesign and optimize distributed databases in this new architecture. Finally, the paper outlines future directions and open challenges, highlighting disaggregation as a rich and still largely unexplored area for database research.
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Xiangyao Yu (2025) studied this question.
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