Real-time SQL Server monitoring, audit-ready telemetry, and AI-assisted query analysis on the on-prem roadmap — for CDR, billing and subscriber databases at carrier volume. Deployed inside your network, designed for workloads where a slow query costs revenue by the minute.
Call Detail Records and event-stream tables ingest hundreds of millions of rows daily. Regressions don't degrade gracefully — they cascade into delayed billing, broken reconciliation and stalled revenue assurance. Generic monitoring tools see "high I/O" and shrug.
Subscriber data is bound by GDPR, ePrivacy and national telecom regulation on lawful intercept and retention. SaaS-only monitoring tools cannot lawfully process subscriber telemetry in most jurisdictions — forcing carriers to choose between modern observability and legal compliance.
When the rating engine, mediation layer or billing run slows down, revenue is at risk in real time. Legacy tools alert after the SLA is missed — by then the billing window has closed and the loss is already booked. DBAs need to catch regressions before the run starts.
CDR ingestion and mediation tables write at sustained high throughput. DPM tracks ingestion latency, blocking and plan-cache regressions in real time — so a spike in inbound CDR traffic doesn't silently corrupt the billing window.
Monthly and intraday billing runs are time-critical. DPM baselines normal billing-run duration and alerts on regression before the run is at risk. When the rating engine starts touching the wrong index, you know within minutes — not at the morning standup.
Subscriber lookups happen millions of times per minute. DPM watches the entire SQL Server estate behind your subscriber systems — clusters, AGs, replicas — from one console. Degradation is surfaced before the call center starts ringing.
RA queries scan hundreds of millions of rows looking for leakage. DPM flags plan regressions the moment they happen and logs every action with operator attribution and an exportable audit trail — so the auditor's "who, what, when" answers itself.
No outbound network path. The console, the collector and the AI model all run inside the carrier perimeter — ePrivacy and GDPR addressed in architecture, not paperwork.
Sub-1% CPU overhead on monitored instances — production-safe on the SQL Server cluster powering rating, not just on the BI replica.
One number per instance, every year. Scales linearly across CDR mediation, billing, subscriber and RA — never by metric volume, never by user count.
Whichever you choose, you'll land on a call with someone who has actually been on-call for a carrier-scale SQL Server estate.