Database as a Service (DBaaS) is one of the fastest-growing cloud services that allow organisations to take advantage of database solutions without having to operate, manage or maintain the underlying technologies.
Design & Architecture
Develop, Build & Integrate
Security & Compliance
Transition & Migration
Manage & Operate
1. Database Support & Maintenance
- Customised service to ensure business uptime
- Reduce overall effort by getting the basics right
2. Database Migration
- Version migration (unsupported version)
- Cloud (AWS/Azure)
- Platform Migration
- Database Health Check & Best Practice Analysis:
- Assess how databases are looked after
- Gain insight into the database environment
3. Database Integration
- Customer database integration
4. Data Activity Monitoring
- Unified data activity monitoring via Guardian
5. Database Automation
- Automate repetitive tasks to reduce wasted resources
6. High Database Availability
- Clustering, HADR, AlwaysOn
Unlock operational excellence
Reach your digital ambitions
Increase stability and uptime
Understand data and associated risks
Optimise costs across the business
Integrate into existing ITIL processes
Increase recoverability
Achieve peace of mind
- Customised engagement
- Operational elasticity
- Environmental discovery
- Experienced resources
- Automation
- Step by step migrations (Cloud/Platform)
- High availability
- Database integration
- Development
- Performance tuning
- Data recons
- Consolidation
- Archiving solutions
- Data activity monitoring
- Sensitive data discovery
- Database Encryption
Managed Database Services frees valuable resources from the time-intensive tasks of setting up and managing database systems and the IT environment.
This technology dramatically shortens the time spent on procedure from weeks and days to a matter of minutes, especially in self-service use cases such as DevOps environments that require rapid and cost-effective operations capabilities for their IT systems.
Cloud vendors manage database systems in terms of a Service Level Agreement (SLA) guarantee to ensure that database systems are running to optimal performance. Such guarantees also take care of compliance to stringent security regulations, with service availability managed to high standards as per the SLA agreement.
Self-service capabilities give users the power to provision new database instances as required, often with a few simple clicks. This removes the governance hurdles and administrative responsibilities from IT’s realm of responsibility.
Free resources from administrative tasks and engage them on tasks focused on innovation and business growth, instead of keeping the lights on.
Take advantage of rapid provisioning and deployment to take changing business requirements in your stride.
In DevOps organisations, this is particularly useful as Devs and Ops both take on collective responsibilities of operations tasks.
Technology resources dedicated to managing database systems can be switched up in response to changing usage requirements. This is particularly useful where the demand for database workloads is dynamic and not always predictable.
Managed database technologies support encryption and multiple layers of security to protect sensitive data at rest, in transit and during processing.