SQL Server
Health Assessment
Is your SQL Environment a Risk?
SQL Server Environments are RARELY set up for Best Practice. Do you know, FOR CERTAIN, that your SQL Server Environment is clear of large risks that could cost you downtime, potentially the loss of your business? It’s time for a SQL Server Health Assessment!
- Backup/Restore Issues
- Server Memory non optimal setting
- TempDB - incorrect file setup
- DiskIO undersized or incorrect caching
- Database Integrity Checks missing
- HA/DR Strategy not tested
There are 200+ more rules to check!
How do we solve this?
Najaxa has developed an automated, 200+ rule set of best practices to uncover configuration and performance issues. Whether you are a small business that needs reassurance or a large corporation that needs a second set of eyes, the Automated Toolset we have developed will provide the Solution.
Top Issues we discover
- Configuration Drift between HA Nodes
- Improper Setting Configurations
- New Features not being utilized
- Failing SQL Agent Jobs
- Improper Maintenance Strategies
- Missing/Failed Backups
.....AND 200+ more Rules!
Why Najaxa?
Many companies perform SQL Server Health Assessments. There are zero companies that take the strategy and approach to Customer Satisfaction that Najaxa Software is known for. Everyone in this company grew up in the Customer Service World, we know what it means to be in your shoes. We do not sleep unless we are providing value for our customers.
What can you expect from this SQL Health Assessment?
- Robust 200+ Ruleset Check
- Detailed Analysis done by a US Engineer
- Hand Written Report that gives you details on each issue to explain the severity and importance.
- Full Remediation plan to give next steps if you choose to take action.
- 1:1 Conversations with your team to discuss the report and make sure your team understands.
- Confidence that we care about your business as much as you.
We deliver Value!
With our 200+ rule SQL Health Assessment, attention to detail and obsession with delivering value to our customers, we have taken everything from the most complex environments to basic Stand Alone SQL Servers to a State of Best Practice.
What does this solution look for?
- Configuration Drift
- Improper implementation
- New Features not being utilized
- Failing SQL Agent Jobs
- Improper Maintenance Strategies
- Missing/Failed Backups