Hyper-Q intercepts communication off the network native protocol and returns bit-identical results for database applications. The solution translates query statements and results in real-time. The application can continue using the original driver and original SQL syntax. In this regard, the application is perfectly preserved and operates natively as with the original database.

Yes, ready installs of Hyper-Q virtual machine are available on the Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure marketplaces.

None. Applications will be pointed to Hyper-Q as the database host and the applications will run as they do today.

The solution is application agnostic, that is, it supports workloads emitted by BI tools, custom query scripts, ad-hoc queries, and so forth.

The overhead of Hyper-Q is negligible since it only translates statements and delegates the execution to the new database.

The execution time is primarily dependent on the new data warehouse. This gives customers the flexibility to control performance and execution directly through scale primitives of the new data warehouse.

Hyper-Q integrates with standard IT security infrastructure including Active Directory.

The very value proposition underlying Hyper-Q means POCs can be devised and executed with next to no effort for the prospect. Yet, the results are comprehensive as large workloads can be analyzed and executed rapidly.

Datometry strives to ensure its customers are successful. Therefore, Datometry continuously extends the already very extensive coverage of the supported source systems. The design of Hyper-Q’s powerful framework makes adding features based on new customer requirements a fast process.

Datometry provides a comprehensive error logging and handling mechanism. In the rare case of encountering an unsupported command or statement, the logs can be used directly to initiate a support ticket.

Yes, Datometry partners with a number of database vendors including Pivotal, Redshift, Cloudera, and Microsoft and is also certified for their technologies. The Datometry team is interested in working with other database vendors or business intelligence systems: email the Datometry team at info@datometry.com to learn more.

All query traffic passing through Datometry is automatically logged and traced to allow for auditing and managing workloads. This is a powerful value-add you get out-of-the-box.

Datometry uses the RBAC mechanism of the target database to control which objects are accessible to users. This avoids having to maintain an external layer of permissions and configuration.

Yes, Datometry currently encrypts the messages exchanged during authentication handshake between the application and Hyper-Q. This can be extended to allow full encryption of the communication between application and the database.

Contact the Datometry Team at info@datometry.com for a demo and learn more about BI modernization.