Real-time SQL Server monitoring, audit-ready telemetry, and AI-assisted query analysis on the on-prem roadmap — deployed inside your perimeter. Air-gap capable, in-country by default, procurement-friendly — for ministry, agency and municipal estates where citizen data must not leave your network.
Three pressures that turn database observability from an engineering tool into a CIO-level and DPO-level concern.
Citizen data is bound by data-residency law in most jurisdictions. SaaS-only monitoring tools cannot legally process ministry telemetry. Sending database performance data outside the national perimeter is a non-starter for most agencies.
Existing monitoring tools were priced for enterprise budgets, not public-sector ones. For a ministry running 50+ SQL Server instances, six-figure monitoring spend is hard to defend — especially when most of the value comes from features the team doesn't use.
State auditors expect to ask "who changed what, when and why?" across every agency system. Most monitoring tools answer "current performance only" and leave the change-history question to whoever was on shift. That's not a defensible answer.
How ministries, agencies and state-owned enterprises use Avesys — citizen services, cross-agency estates, air-gapped environments, and auditable schema-change management.
Tax, social-security, identity and registry systems run on SQL Server estates that cannot afford downtime. DPM watches wait stats, blocking and Query Store at <1% CPU overhead — no production impact on citizen-facing services.
A single ministry can have 100+ SQL Server instances across dozens of internal systems. Avesys gives the central IT team one console for the entire estate — without aggregating sensitive data centrally and without sending anything to a third-party cloud.
Avesys runs fully inside isolated networks. All monitoring and alerting works without internet access. Critical for defense, intelligence and classified deployments where outbound connections are not permitted.
SQL Version Control brings every database schema change under Git with full attribution. When the state auditor asks "who modified this table on this date and why?", the answer is one query away.
Per-instance for monitoring. Per-user for version control. Per-TB for test-data tooling. Public-sector procurement should not require a four-hour negotiation.
Whether the instance powers a tax portal, an identity registry or an internal reporting database — same number, same product.
Per-user pricing for the DBAs and engineers shipping changes. 14-day free trial. SSMS-integrated workflow.
AI-assisted PII discovery across citizen-data tables. Consistent masking across referential dependencies.
Whichever you choose, you'll land on a 15-minute call with someone who has actually been on-call for a public-sector SQL Server estate.
