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Database Management
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We manage and administer your Database ensuring availability and high performance.
We run your database (Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, MySQL) for availability and performance. We find the root cause of problems and deal with them before they take the application down.
We have different levels of on-site or remote service, meeting established deadlines and strict SLA'S (Service Level Agreement).
Below services provided:
• Installation and Configuration
• Administration
• Database Update/Migration
• Capacity and Performance
• Backup & Recovery
• Monitoring
• Security
Why Integrity-UX is the right partner
Specialized team
Specialists responsible for planning and migrating highly complex environments, so your data and applications come out safer.
Successful projects
More than 200 projects delivered, with complete solutions that bring costs down for our clients. Always focused on the solution for the client.
More than 15 years in business
Managing mission-critical environments since October 2010, in Brazil and abroad. Experience across migrations, environment recovery and continuous operation at mid-sized and large companies.
Microsoft Partner
Here you work with a company that has Microsoft as a partner, with deep expertise in the solutions available in Microsoft Azure.
Keep your database fast and your data sound, with day-to-day administration.
A database in production needs daily attention: tuning, keeping growth under control, patching, and a backup that actually restores when the moment comes. Integrity-UX takes those routines on in your environment, with active monitoring and an agreed-upon service level.
Some of the companies we work with
Frequently asked questions about database management
It is the day-to-day administration of the database: installation and configuration, watching capacity and performance, upgrades and migrations, backup and recovery, monitoring and security. The goal is to keep it available and fast without the operation ever noticing the work.
Runs the database day to day and answers for what it delivers: query response time, space, data integrity, the backup window and the ability to recover. A DBA also digs for the root cause of a problem instead of just restarting the service when it hangs.
Oracle, SQL Server, DB2 and MySQL.
The usual causes are a badly written query, a missing index, stale statistics, processes competing with each other, and too little memory or disk. Only the last one is solved with hardware, which is why the investigation comes before the purchase.
It is. Copying the files of a running database usually produces an inconsistent copy that will not restore. The backup has to go through the database's own mechanism, and what proves it works is a restore test, not a success message.
Security patches should go in as soon as they have been validated in a test environment. Major version changes follow the vendor's cycle and need planning, because they can change how queries behave and force adjustments in the application.
Through history. Without accumulated measurement, the investigation starts from scratch at every incident and depends on the problem happening again. With continuous monitoring you can compare the moment of the failure against normal behavior and get to the source.
Installation and configuration, administration, upgrades and migration, capacity and performance, backup and recovery, monitoring and security.
With an assessment of the environment you have today: which databases, on which versions, at what volume, what maintenance windows exist, and how the backup is set up. That is where the administration plan comes from.