StreamShift is a fully managed real-time database migration service. You can securely migrate databases with zero downtime & zero data loss using simple user experience. While migration is active, source database can be fully operational and target can be used for data insights, security check, Dev tests etc and switch roles seamlessly in DR situation. This service helps database admins and data analysts to migrate and replicate data to AWS targets.
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You choose from three plans: Small, Medium, and Large. Each plan sets a minimum number of monthly Striim credits you commit to: 500, 2,000, or 4,000. The plans differ only in this baseline credit commitment, so you pick the size that matches your expected monthly usage. On top of the plan minimum, you pay additional charges for CPU consumption and data transfer. This means your total cost scales with how much data you actually process, layered above the fixed credit floor of your selected plan.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What is a Striim credit, and how does my monthly minimum relate to actual usage?
A Striim credit is the metered unit that measures your platform consumption each month. Your plan sets a floor: 500, 2,000, or 4,000 credits. You commit to at least that many credits monthly. Actual usage is metered against this minimum, so the credit floor represents your baseline commitment.
How do the CPU and data transfer charges combine with my monthly credit minimum?
Your credit minimum forms a fixed baseline for each plan. CPU consumption and data transfer are billed separately, added on top of that floor. All three appear together on your bill. Your total rises as you process and move more data, layered above the plan's committed credits.
What happens to my cost if I stay on standby and process very few events?
Striim meters exactly what you use, scaling consumption up and down as needed. Even during low activity, you still commit to your plan's monthly credit minimum. That floor applies regardless of processing volume, while CPU and data transfer charges reflect only what you actually consume.
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