SQL Server 2008 Migration
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SQL Server 2008 Migration
Many organisations are now considering the best route to migrate from their SQL Server 2008 platform, due to Microsoft's announcement about End of Life. Once SQL Server 2008 is EOL there will be no security patches and in all likelihood it will fall out of most compliance regulations. Reduced maintenance capabilities are bound to hit performance. If you are looking at a SQL Server 2008 Migration plan then it pays to consider the options.
Why choose DSP?
DSP has been leading the way in SQL Server Managed Services for over a decade. As a trusted Microsoft Partner and Azure CSP, we can guarantee comprehensive support for SMEs and large organisations across a variety of vertical markets.
Our in-house SQL Server specialists are committed to providing around-the-clock support that puts the customer first. We pride ourselves on our tried and tested knowledge of SQL Server and Azure databases - why not check out our Case Studies to find out more about some of our best-practice solutions?
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DSP, with over 200 Microsoft clients, has created a range of 'quick win' services designed to help you migrate to a new data platform with the minimum of fuss, whilst keeping your future options open. Once SQL Server 2008 is indeed End of Life you can consider:
- Modernising using SQL Managed Instance in Azure
- Upgrade to SQL Server 2017 | Migrate later
- Upgrade to SQL Server 2016 | BAU
- Migrate SQL Server 2008 to Azure i.e. "Lift n Shift"
Our consultants and their Microsoft-endorsed methodologies are tailor-made for SQL Server migration projects. We'll review your current database estate, examine your options and deliver a Best Practice plan for modernising your database estate. We are happy to take centre stage and implement, or simply act in a supporting role, it all depends on your preferred partnering route.