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Microsoft · Microsoft SQL Server → Google BigQuery · Migration

Migrate Microsoft SQL Server to BigQuery with Confidence

We migrate your analytics workloads from Microsoft SQL Server to Google BigQuery using a fixed-scope project led by senior engineers. You retain vendor support during the move, with no forced cutover.

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The lowest-cost way off Microsoft SQL Server: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.

Automated discovery
Your Microsoft SQL Server estate mapped — workloads, dependencies, licensing — before day one
Conversion tooling
Schema, config and workload translation to Google BigQuery, automated where it's safe
Parity validation
Side-by-side testing proves Google BigQuery matches production before cutover
Runbook cutover
Rehearsed, reversible, scheduled in your maintenance window
3-8 months, 2-4 cons
Timeline with Senior Engineers
$85,000–$450,000
Fixed-Scope Budget
40-70% vs. vendor re
Savings on Legacy Support

How we support Microsoft SQL Server → Google BigQuery after migration

  • Senior platform engineers lead your migration, fixed scope.
  • Stream transactional data with millisecond latency, no ETL.
  • Keep vendor support active during your planned move.
  • 40-70% savings on legacy support while you migrate.
  • 24/7 US-based support for post-migration tuning.
  • 3-8 month timeline with 2-4 dedicated consultants.

Indexing & Read Performance Crises

On-prem SQL Server indexing and read performance crises slow analytics reporting to a crawl.

Replica Server Cost Overload

High cost of hosting replica reporting servers eats your budget without improving speed.

View Dependency Lock-In

Reliance on operational SQL Server views for downstream reporting creates lock-in and migration fear.

Microsoft SQL Server → Google BigQuery migration — your questions answered

We rely on SQL Server views for downstream reporting — can we migrate without breaking them?+

We build secure streaming pipelines that bypass ETL, so your operational SQL Server views remain live for reporting while data flows to BigQuery in near real-time.

What about our SSIS data tasks with embedded formatting scripts?+

Yes. We reengineer SSIS procedural scripts into BigQuery-compatible transformations, preserving business logic while eliminating the legacy SQL Server load.

Will we hit a renewal deadline and lose support?+

Your vendor support stays active as long as your contract is current. If it lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues on SQL Server while you finish the move. No forced cutover.

Is your third-party support the same as Microsoft support?+

Our third-party support does not include vendor patches and is not equivalent to vendor support. It handles most operational issues on the legacy platform while you migrate at your own pace.

Post-Migration: Tune, Optimize, and Visualize with Confidence

We'll tune partitioning, manage query costs, and configure Looker BI for you. Request your SQL Server to BigQuery migration blueprint and proof-of-concept today.

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