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2025 was a strong year for Tessell. We delivered governance controls for regulated environments, automated workflows that reduce DBA overhead, and expanded infrastructure choice with Exadata and Microsoft Fabric support. Enterprises like CSX, Landis+Gyr, and The Collectors grew their deployments with us, and we earned PCI DSS v4.1 certification and Gartner Cool Vendor recognition along the way

Exadata infrastructure support on AWS, alongside performance improvements for multi-disk snapshots and new resize capabilities for open-source databases on Azure.

SQL Server users now get sysadmin role access by default, script management becomes more granular with subscription-level scoping, and we've added monitoring improvements for MySQL environments.

Support for PostgreSQL 17.x and 18.0, alongside Azure compute improvements and monitoring fixes.

Technology Magazine features Collectors Universe's CTO on scaling from thousands to 2.5M collectibles monthly with Tessell's database automation platform.

At Tessell, we’ve reimagined how data moves across systems with our Change Data Capture (CDC) platform — and through our collaboration with Microsoft Fabric, we’re making it easier than ever for businesses to tap into fresh, trustworthy data for current analytics and training AI models.

Our north star remains clear: to make databases cloud-easy, cost-efficient, and AI-ready — across any cloud, for every enterprise.

We’re excited to announce that Tessell is validated to PCI DSS v4.1 as a Service Provider Level 1, the highest assurance tier for protecting financial customer date. This milestone reflects our security-first architecture and strengthens the trust our customers place in Tessell for mission-critical data.

At Tessell, our goal is to take the operational headache out of managing databases. One of the things we offer in our MSSQL DBaaS is automated backup management which includes full daily backups using Microsoft VDI, and transaction log backups every five minutes. These backups are crucial for point-in-time recovery and are pushed to Amazon S3 for durable storage.