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FAQS
Frequently asked questions about Databases
The choice of the database depends on numerous factors right from the type of application, and the number of users to the types of features to be included, the kind of business, and special requirements for the project. Based on the above and many other factors, you can choose the apt database for your solution to make the backbone stronger.
The database is used for easy storage, retrieval, deletion, modification, or rapid search of any data. From the perspective of applications, a database is used for observation, management, organization, personalization, and development of data-driven applications.
Databases are of many different kinds depending on the data to be stored and its uses. Some of the most popular database types are enlisted here.
- Distributed database
- Centralized database
- NoSQL database
- Object-oriented database
- Relational database
- Cloud database
- Hierarchical database
- Network database
The roles and responsibilities of a Database Administrator and a System Administrator are totally different. While a DBA is responsible for overlooking the use of specialized software for the input and storage of data for easy accessibility by the users, a System Administrator manages the LAN, WAN, internet, intranet, planning network layouts, and more.
The market is filled with various tools for DBA, but some of the best and must-have tools are enlisted here.
- SQL Server Management Studio
- Salesforce
- MySQL
- Oracle RDBMS
- Visual Studio Code
- phpMyAdmin
- PgAdmin
- DbVisualizer
OpenXcell has a massive pool of experienced DBAs for you to choose from. You can choose the experience level based on your requirements and the skills they hold. Some of the skills that our DBAs have are,
- Database design
- Data modeling
- Database backup, and recovery
- Creation & management of database schema
- Data integrity assurance
- Performance management
- General database management
- Security management
- Complete ERP & business knowledge
You can hire our resources for your choice of a database with very few simple steps. Share your requirements by filling up a form to tell us which resource you need and how much experience the resource should hold. Then you can screen our candidates to choose which candidate can suit your team and finally sign a contract to kick start the development.
When you hire a resource from OpenXcell, you are free to choose the desired pricing model depending upon your project’s requirements. We offer three hiring models, viz. hourly, monthly, and yearly. The rate starts from $18/hour on an hourly basis, $2,399/month on a monthly basis, and $18,999/year. These rates are the starting rates and will be subjected to increase depending upon their experience and experts. We also offer two weeks free trial for hiring any resource.
Based on the customer’s requirements, OpenXcell offers three engagement models to hire resources. They are,
- Dedicated team model
- Fixed cost model
- Time & material model
