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A New Kind of DBaaS – Fully Managed, Multi-Database-Engine, Multi-Cloud to boot

(A thought leadership/opinion piece) Author: Porus Homi Havewala Cloud Database Consultant, Didgenet When I was an Oracle Enterprise Manager SME working in Oracle Corporation some years ago, I had wished that the product would work with multiple database engines in the same superb way that it worked with Oracle databases. That never happened, but I was pleasantly surprised recently to find a brand-new cloud-based product was promising exactly that, and delivering it as well – a fully-managed, high-performance DBaaS (Database as a Service) for your choice of database engine – whether it be Oracle, MS SQL Server, MySQL, or PostgreSQL – and on your choice of cloud, whether it be AWS or Azure. Interested, I knew I had to take a further look. I found that the same USA-based Enterprise Manager experts that had made it such a great tool for on-premise Oracle databases, had gone ahead and created Tessell – a company with which Didgenet , an Australian Indigenous majority owned business has

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