Windocks Introduces Data Delivery for any Storage Area Network (SAN) to SQL Server Containers, Instances, and Kubernetes Clusters

Industry's first data delivery solution built on Docker's Open Source Project

May 21, 2018, Bellevue, WA. Windocks, a leader in SQL Server data delivery, announced the release of the industry’s first data delivery platform built on Docker’s open source project, with data delivery to SQL Server containers, instances, and Kubernetes clusters, from any storage array (SAN) or appliance.

"Customers are asking a modern, open data delivery solution,” said Paul Stanton, Windocks Co-founder. “Windocks 3.0 supports storage arrays and SQL Server database clones, with delivery to Docker SQL Server Linux and Windows containers, SQL Server instances, and Kubernetes clusters.”

Windocks 3.0 addresses customers need for data-as-a-service, based on industry standards that works with existing systems, with cloud-native economy:

• Data as a Service: multi-terabyte databases are available on-demand through existing Storage Area Network (SAN) storage, via Docker commands and a web UI.
• Extensible and Open: Windocks is a container-first data delivery platform, designed for the next-generation cloud-native architectures, that also supports existing storage systems and SQL Server instances for a complete enterprise solution.
• Modernization that works: Windocks delivers benefits to IT Ops, SQL DBAs, Developers, Managers, and Chief Data Officers, in a simple to deploy and use system.
• Economy: Windocks is available in a free Community Edition, with commercial use licenses starting at $199/month.

About Windocks

Windocks combines Docker Windows containers with SQL Server database cloning for a modern, open data delivery solution. Enterprises modernize application development, test, reporting and BI with existing licenses and infrastructure, at a fraction of the cost of alternatives. To learn more about Windocks visit www.windocks.com

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