DBVu

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Introduction

Andy

Robinson

Founder and CEO/CTO

andy@dbvu.net

Steve

Kennedy

CSO

steve@dbvu.net

Online Database Performance Analytics

Historical, current and predictive statistical analysis

A Centralised Database Monitoring System

• “The world’s most popular open source database”• 11 Million known installations• 20-30% Small and Medium Sized Businesses and Start-up Companies

Startups10%

SMB20%

Other 70%

Open Source and Commercial Monitoring Systems

• Single server side script• Secure Remote polling• No up-grade or additional client side maintenance• Clear and intuitive reporting

• SMS/Email/Twitter Alerts

DBVu Monitoring

Multiple Master Database Servers

Unlimited Slave Databases

Configurable Dashboard

Configurable Polling

1 Master Database

4 X Replicate Slave Databases

Cluster View Analytics

Configurable Alerting

Licensing

Freemium

£0/yearStandard

£100/yearCluster

£400/yearEnterprise

TBC

Full Reporting

Full Historical Analysis

Unlimited Databases

Email & Twitter Alerts

30 Days Full Reporting

30 Days Full Historical Analysis

Reduced Polling & Reporting after 30 days.

Configurable Alerting

Upgrade at Anytime

Events

• Originally bootstrapped January 2010

• Raised Angel investment for equipment and recruitment

• Recruiting external development resource

• Final stages of initial development

• Private Beta Feb 2011

• Public Beta a first release scheduled for March 2011

Future

• Continue to develop within the MySQL product range

• Expand into other database platforms such as PostgreSQL

• Explore a number of No-SQL products including CouchDB and MongoDB

The Team

Andy RobinsonCEO/CTO

• Over 20 years database system design and deployment.• 6 years senior management• 12 years Investment Banks• 10 years Mobile and Web

Steve KennedyCSO

• 20+ in mobile/ISP/telecoms experience.• Specialising in Business Development, Strategy, Media/PR

and Social Media/Networking and infrastructure.

ShareholderCFO

• ACMA Qualified• 10+ experience managing VC backed businesses through to exit

Thanks @DBVu