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SentryOne Accelerates Cloud Migration and Optimization Innovations
SentryOne provides solutions for migrating and optimizing performance of cloud-based workloads on the Microsoft Data Platform
Cloud Computing
SentryOne has expanded offerings for migrating and optimizing SQL Server databases on hosted cloud services, enabling companies to shift to the cloud while accelerating data performance during and after the transition.
SentryOne solutions for migrating and optimizing performance of cloud-based workloads on the Microsoft Data Platform include:
* A marketplace offering on Amazon Web Services, with support for Amazon RDS for SQL Server as well as Amazon EC2
* A marketplace offering on Microsoft Azure, with support for Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Data Warehouse
* Support for monitoring Azure SQL Database Managed Instance, a deployment model of Azure SQL Database released by Microsoft that provides near 100 percent compatibility with on-premises SQL Server
* Public preview of SentryOne Test, a SaaS-based automated testing framework that simplifies data testing and validation and includes LegiTest, the previous testing framework from SentryOne that will continue as a Visual Studio extension
* SentryOne Workbench, which includes DOC xPress for database documentation, metadata discovery, and data lineage analysis; BI xPress for monitoring and auditing data packages; and DBA xPress for comparing data schema
With these new offerings, SentryOne is addressing cloud migration challenges, particularly for customers who have delayed cloud transitions because of dependencies on key on-premises SQL Server capabilities and difficulties in rationalizing the opportunity cost of moving databases to cloud-based architectures.
