The cloud computing landscape is evolving once again as Tessell DBaaS officially joins the Google Cloud Marketplace, a major milestone in multi-cloud database management. With increasingly more businesses seeking nimble and scalable solutions, Tessell’s DBaaS is gaining momentum for its ability to make operations across multiple cloud platforms, including AWS, Azure, Oracle Cloud, and now Google Cloud, easier.
This latest expansion is timed as enterprises are hastening their cloud transformation initiatives. Managing complex database environments has been a challenge forever, but Tessell makes it easier by providing transparent support for Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, MongoDB, and Milvus—all through Google Cloud’s environment. The platform automates routine maintenance activities like patching, backups, and disaster recovery, thus liberating enterprises from innovation distraction by the operational overhead of database management.
The need for effective cloud migration tools has picked up in pace, particularly with the global alliance between Google Cloud and Oracle, which enabled running Oracle databases natively on Google Cloud. Expanding on this, Tessell offers an end-to-end experience that enables businesses to modernize database environments without the traditional complexity and downtime that goes along with migration.
Industry titans have already taken notice. Dai Vu, Google Cloud Managing Director, reiterated that Tessell’s availability on the Google Cloud Marketplace will help enterprises better deploy and scale their database solutions. Early adopters of Tessell’s DBaaS meanwhile have lauded its ease of use, its high availability capabilities, and enterprise-strength security features.
As cloud environments mature, companies are demanding more agility, security, and operational efficiency. With Tessell’s addition to Google Cloud, organizations now enjoy even more flexibility in running their data-driven applications—without the pain of traditional database management. This development represents not only a technical milestone, but an industry-wide shift toward more integrated, automated, and scalable cloud environments.
