The DS Migrate, No Code Platform for Legacy Data Modernization, transforms legacy Data Warehouses to cloud-native using modern innovative methods, accelerators, and services. Legacy systems include Teradata, Netezza, MySQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2, Informatica, SSIS, and IBM DataStage. Destination systems include AWS Redshift, AWS Aurora, AWS EMR, AWS Glue and other cloud technologies like Google Cloud Platforms, Microsoft Cloud Platforms, Databricks, Pyspark, Matillion, SnapLogic, Talend, Snowflake, etc.
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Intelligent Assessment & Evaluation, Schema Redesign, Data Migration, Process Conversion,Automated Data Validation, Code to Document
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DS Migrate uses a single usage-based pricing dimension. You pay based on the number of units per script. This means your cost scales with the volume of migration work you process, rather than a fixed subscription or seat count. The more scripts and units you convert, the more you pay. This structure ties spending directly to the code and schema conversion work you run through the tool, so pricing grows with actual usage.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one unit per script for billing?
A unit measures a discrete piece of migration work processed within a single script. Your bill reflects the number of these units the tool converts. Since the migration handles code and schema across databases and ETL processes, larger or more complex scripts contain more units and cost more.
Does my cost change if I run more complex migrations or larger scripts?
Yes. You pay per unit per script, so cost scales with the volume of work. A script with more conversion units accrues more charges. There is no fixed subscription, so a smaller migration job with fewer units costs less than a larger one. Charges accrue only as you process work.
What conversion work is covered under this usage-based charge?
The tool converts legacy code and schema into modern cloud-ready formats. It supports Tool to Tool, Tool to Script, Script to Script, and Script to Tool conversion paths. It also handles schema redesign, data mapping, script generation, validation, and documentation. All this work is metered as units per script.
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