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MSSQL Server database hosting

Microsoft SQL Server hosting for enterprise .NET applications and ERP systems. Licensing is provided monthly under SPLA, with backup and monitoring included.

Monthly licensing
SPLA
Backup strategy
Full & differential
Data and log disk
NVMe
Access restricted at network level
Isolated

What matters for ERP and enterprise application databases

Enterprise application databases usually carry two workloads at once: many small transactions through the day, and heavy reporting queries at day's end. When the two contend on one server, users finding the application sluggish while a report runs is a familiar picture.

The fix is usually separating the workloads rather than adding resources. Directing reporting to a replica, or moving heavy jobs into quieter hours, often produces a better result than a larger server.

The backup strategy combines full and differential backups: full backups at set intervals, differentials more frequently, which both tightens recovery points and shortens the backup window. Transaction log backups come into play for systems needing point-in-time recovery.

There is no justification for exposing SQL Server to the internet. The port is restricted so it is reachable only from the segment hosting the application server, and administrative connections run over VPN.

  • Transactional and reporting loads planned separately
  • Full and differential backups used together
  • Transaction log backed up for point-in-time recovery
  • SQL port opened only to the application segment
  • Wait statistics and slow queries monitored

Features

Service scope

  • SPLA licensing

    Licensing is monthly, with the edition chosen for the features you need and your data volume.

  • Backup strategy

    Full, differential and log backups are planned, and restore scenarios tested regularly.

  • Resource configuration

    Maximum memory, degree of parallelism and tempdb placement are never left at defaults.

  • Performance tracking

    Wait statistics, blocking and long-running queries are tracked so bottlenecks surface early.

  • Access policy

    Access is restricted at network level and administrative connections run over a VPN tunnel.

  • Maintenance plan

    Index maintenance and statistics updates are scheduled to run regularly.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can you migrate my ERP database?

Yes. In ERP migrations the critical part is estimating the cutover window accurately, so we run a rehearsal first and measure the duration. The real migration is then performed in a window planned around that measurement, with data integrity verified together afterwards.

My reporting queries slow the application — what's the fix?

Two options: move heavy reports into quieter hours, or direct reporting to a separate replica. Which fits depends on how current the reports' data must be, and we assess that with you.

Can I take my own database backups?

Yes, you can run your own backup jobs. Alongside them, infrastructure-level Veeam backups continue; the two layers complement rather than replace each other.

Let's plan your infrastructure together

Tell us what you need and we prepare a configuration and pricing specific to you. We don't sell fixed packages; we build the deployment, licensing and backup plan with you.