Best Database as a Service (DBaaS) Providers for SSIS Integration Toolkit

Find and compare the best Database as a Service (DBaaS) providers for SSIS Integration Toolkit in 2024

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    Google Cloud BigQuery Reviews

    Google Cloud BigQuery

    Google

    $0.04 per slot hour
    1,686 Ratings
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    ANSI SQL allows you to analyze petabytes worth of data at lightning-fast speeds with no operational overhead. Analytics at scale with 26%-34% less three-year TCO than cloud-based data warehouse alternatives. You can unleash your insights with a trusted platform that is more secure and scales with you. Multi-cloud analytics solutions that allow you to gain insights from all types of data. You can query streaming data in real-time and get the most current information about all your business processes. Machine learning is built-in and allows you to predict business outcomes quickly without having to move data. With just a few clicks, you can securely access and share the analytical insights within your organization. Easy creation of stunning dashboards and reports using popular business intelligence tools right out of the box. BigQuery's strong security, governance, and reliability controls ensure high availability and a 99.9% uptime SLA. Encrypt your data by default and with customer-managed encryption keys
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    Amazon DynamoDB Reviews
    Amazon DynamoDB, a key-value and document databank, delivers single-digit millisecond performance on any scale. It is a fully managed, multiregional, multimaster, durable database that offers built-in security, backup, restore, and in-memory cache for internet-scale apps. DynamoDB can process more than 10 trillion requests per hour and can handle peak requests of more than 20,000,000 requests per second. Many of the fastest-growing businesses in the world, such as Lyft, Redfin, and Airbnb, as well as enterprises like Samsung, Toyota and Capital One, rely on DynamoDB's scale and performance to support mission-critical workloads.
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    Couchbase Reviews
    Couchbase, unlike other NoSQL database, provides a multicloud to edge enterprise-class database that offers robust capabilities for business-critical apps on a highly available and scalable platform. Couchbase is a distributed cloud native database that runs on any cloud. It can be managed by the customer or fully managed. Couchbase is built using open standards and combines the best of NoSQL and SQL with the power and familiarity that mainframes and relational databases provide. Couchbase Server is an open-source, multipurpose distributed database. It combines the best of relational databases, such as SQL, ACID transactions, and JSON, with a foundation which is fast and scalable. It is used in many industries for things such as user profiles, dynamic catalogs, GenAI applications, vector search, caching at high speed, and more.
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    Azure Cosmos DB Reviews
    Azure Cosmos DB, a fully managed NoSQL databank service, is designed for modern app development. It offers guaranteed single-digit millisecond response time and 99.999 percent availability. This service is backed by SLAs and instant scalability. Open source APIs for MongoDB or Cassandra are also available. With turnkey multi-master global distribution, you can enjoy fast writes and readings from anywhere in the world.
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