Ontario database consulting

Databases that stay fast.
Recoverable. Ready.

Data Premise helps teams design, operate, tune and recover business-critical databases across IBM Db2 LUW, SQL Server and Google Cloud SQL.

Architecture & design Remote DBA & managed operations Recovery & incident support
DATABASE PREMISE / PROD● HEALTHY
DB2
SQL
GCP
Availabilitydesigned
Recoverytested
Performancemeasured
→ workload observed→ recovery path verified→ change window controlled
Platforms we work with
IBM Db2 LUW
Microsoft SQL Server
Google Cloud SQL
Open PostgreSQL / MySQL
Database engineering

Complex databases.
Clear outcomes.

We step in where database decisions carry operational consequences: design, scale, upgrades, migrations, outages, recovery, audits and the day-to-day discipline of keeping production healthy.

When the stakes are high

We work the problem from evidence, not assumptions.

A database incident can look like a query problem and actually be locking, storage latency, memory pressure, an unsafe maintenance pattern or a recovery design gap. Our job is to make the system legible before changing it.

Start with a health check
PRODUCTION SIGNALSANALYSIS
01Workload
measure
02Waits / locks
correlate
03I/O / memory
isolate
04Recovery
verify
No dashboards for show. Signals tied to decisions.
Full lifecycle

From ground-zero design to steady-state operations.

Bring Data Premise in for a single technical challenge or use us as the database function behind your application and infrastructure teams.

Common questions

What can Data Premise take on?

Start with the database problem, not a predefined package.

Yes. Engagements can be advisory, project-based, overflow capacity, escalation support, or a managed operating model. Ownership boundaries can be defined around your existing team.

No. Db2 LUW is a core specialty, alongside SQL Server and Google Cloud SQL. We also work with PostgreSQL and MySQL where they are part of the platform or migration scope.

Yes. We can assist with evidence-driven diagnosis, recovery planning and stabilization. The exact response model depends on the engagement and access arrangements in place.

Yes. Database design engagements can cover logical and physical modelling, schema, indexing, integrity, concurrency, HA/DR, security, capacity and operational standards.

Need database help?

Bring us the database problem you cannot afford to guess at.

From a production incident to a long-term managed service, we start with the actual workload, constraints and recovery requirements.

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