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Support and tuning for your databases — fast queries, protected data and backups you can actually restore from.
A database rarely gets noticed while it works well. It gets noticed when systems slow down, when space runs out, or when it turns out that a backup cannot be restored.
We start with a review of the databases you have — load, slow queries, access rights and backup. Then we fix the risks, tune performance and take over day-to-day support and monitoring, so your data is available when you need it.
The same team that tunes your databases is responsible for keeping them running reliably afterwards.
Tuned queries and indexes make the applications that use the database more responsive.
Access control, encryption and separated environments are part of the support.
We do not just take copies — we regularly check that they can be restored.
We track data growth and plan capacity before it becomes a problem.
From review and tuning to day-to-day support — no hand-offs between providers.
Regular reports on performance, incidents and the state of your backups.
We review the databases, load, slow queries, access and backup.
A prioritised list of risks and improvements, and a support plan.
We tune, set up backup and monitoring, and test the restore.
24/7 monitoring, updates and incident response under SLA.
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We work with relational and NoSQL databases, on your own infrastructure and in the cloud. After the review we tell you exactly what we can take over in your environment.
The initial review and tuning and the monthly support are priced separately, and both depend on scope. After the analysis you get a concrete proposal.
We plan changes so that your work does not stop, and any change that needs a short interruption is agreed with you in advance.
Yes. We start with a review of their security, backup and documentation, fix the risks and then take them over for support.
Describe the project or the challenge in a few lines — we come back with concrete steps, not a generic quote.