SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Feb. 26, 2018 — /BackupReview.info/ — DataStax, a leading provider of the always-on data layer for the Right-Now Enterprise, today announced the immediate availability of DataStax Managed Cloud on Microsoft Azure. DataStax Managed Cloud, a fully managed, white-glove service, on Azure eliminates the operational data management tasks, allowing enterprises to focus on innovation that drives business success.
DataStax Managed Cloud is the always-on data layer available on public cloud with secure, expert managed services, powered by one of the industry’s best distributions of Apache Cassandra™. Azure is an open, flexible, enterprise-grade cloud computing platform.
“Now available on Microsoft Azure, DataStax’s latest Managed Cloud service delivers a fully managed data layer that serves an organization’s many users and devices,” said James Curtis, senior analyst, data platforms & analytics, 451 Research. “The cloud service is targeted at organizations that would prefer to focus on innovation instead of dealing with all of the administrative headaches associated with managing a data platform.”
DataStax Managed Cloud on Azure is a solution for customers who want a comprehensive hybrid-cloud data layer, that is fully managed by DataStax to build applications that are highly contextual, always-on, real-time, globally distributed, and infinitely scalable.
DataStax Managed Cloud on Azure allows enterprises to:
“Enterprises realize it is imperative to retain control and management of their own data to stay ahead of the competition, especially in today’s Right-Now Economy, where data is their most important asset,” said Matt Rollender, Vice President of Global Business Development at DataStax. “DataStax Managed Cloud on Microsoft Azure is ideal in this new reality. Our expanded collaboration allows enterprises to have a seamless move to the cloud and, most importantly, data autonomy. Plus, with DataStax Managed Cloud on Azure, enterprises will reap the benefits of our team of experts, who have run the largest deployments of DataStax Enterprise and Cassandra in the world.”
John “JG” Chirapurath, general manager of Data Platform Marketing, Microsoft Corp. said, “As a result of our collaboration with DataStax, our mutual customers will benefit from the enhanced data layer and cloud infrastructure for contextual, always-on and scalable applications.”
To learn more, download the DataStax and Microsoft Azure: The Hybrid Cloud Data Platform Built for Enterprise Disruptors ebook here — https://www.datastax.com/resources/whitepapers/hybrid-data-platform-for-enterprise-disruptors-azure-and-datastax
And register for the upcoming webinar here — https://pages.datastax.com/Microsoft-Azure-DSE-DMC.html
About DataStax
DataStax powers the Right-Now Enterprise with an always-on data layer for real-time applications at cloud scale. Built on the industry’s best distribution of Apache Cassandra™, DataStax Enterprise makes it possible for companies to exceed expectations through consumer and enterprise applications that provide responsive and meaningful engagement to each customer wherever they go. Our product also gives businesses full data autonomy, allowing them to retain control and strategic ownership of their most valuable asset in a hybrid cloud world. DataStax helps more than 400 of the world’s leading brands like Capital One, Cisco, Comcast, eBay, McDonald’s, Microsoft, Safeway, Sony, UBS, and Walmart transform their businesses through right-now applications focused on enterprise optimization and customer experience. For more information, visit DataStax.com and follow us on @DataStax.
DataStax is a registered trademark of DataStax, Inc. and its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries. Apache Cassandra is a trademark of the Apache Software Foundation or its subsidiaries in Canada, the United States, and/or other countries.
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Francisca Fanucchi
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415-299-1558
Francisca.Fanucchi@DataStax.com
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