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Tesora wants to make it possible to be up and running on database as a service (DBaaS) with OpenStack Trove as quickly as possible and announces its TroveSpeed Program that includes the Tesora DBaaS Platform along with all the technical resources necessary to roll out multi-database, database as a service within hours.
Over a 4-week period, Tesora provides a trial version of its flagship DBaaS Enterprise Edition, online training, installation and ongoing technical support, and at the conclusion, a results presentation for the project team.
“The emergence of public cloud platforms means that many organizations today are familiar with the time-to-market and agility benefits that come from using self-service databases,” said Ken Rugg, CEO of Tesora. “Not many, however, have implemented database as a service solutions internally. We created our TroveSpeed program to help enterprises see the full benefits of DBaaS through OpenStack Trove while reducing the time and effort associated with installing and configuring it.”
TroveSpeed lets OpenStack users quickly explore Trove DBaaS features and understand the benefits it can bring the enterprise, including:
This program is available to qualified enterprises free of charge until September 30, 2015.
Tesora will demonstrate its Database as a Service Platform at OpenStack Summit in Vancouver, booth #T45, from May 18-21.
About Trove
Trove is the database as a service component of OpenStack that lets administrators and DevOps manage multiple instances of different database management systems (DBMS) using a common infrastructure. Trove can help assure administrative tasks including provisioning, deployment, monitoring and administration are achieved in a simple and unified way.
About Tesora
Tesora brings more than 200 years of cumulative database technology experience to the OpenStack community, helping organizations get the most from their OpenStack investment by making it easy to deliver database capacity on demand. The company is the leading contributor to the OpenStack Trove project and developer of Tesora DBaaS Platform Enterprise Edition, the first commercially-available product based on Trove. Tesora is backed by investments from General Catalyst, Point Judith Capital and a number of angel investors including Jit Saxena, founder and chairman of Netezza. To learn more about Tesora visit www.tesora.com.
2015-05-19 09:00:00
