Releem vs. SQL Server Business Intelligence Manager

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Releem
Score 0.0 out of 10
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Database performance management was a major pain point for developers: sifting through endless metrics and alerts, calculating variables, dealing with tons of documentation, query optimization, and index management. Releem is an AI-powered MySQL performance monitoring tool that helps keep database servers fast, secure and reliable. According to the vendor, its features beyond database performance monitoring and management include: 📊 Quick and simple to use with all the…
$0
per month 1 DB instance
SQL Server BI Manager
Score 7.0 out of 10
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Houston-based Idera's SQL Server Business Intelligence Manager is an IT infrastructure monitoring option.N/A
Pricing
ReleemSQL Server Business Intelligence Manager
Editions & Modules
Free
$0
per month 1 DB instance
Premium
$79
per database/month Upgrade up to 9 DB instances
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Pricing Offerings
ReleemSQL Server BI Manager
Free Trial
YesNo
Free/Freemium Version
YesNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeOptionalNo setup fee
Additional Details25% discount for annual plan.
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Community Pulse
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Releem

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SQL Server BI Manager
Chose SQL Server BI Manager
SQL Server [Business Intelligence] Manager works well with Microsoft products. It has several advanced features along with dashboards and alerts that can be configured to user's need.
Chose SQL Server BI Manager
For our small environment, we already had Idera SQL Diagnostics manager so we felt like that would be good enough and not pay for the extra licensing. If we had a bigger BI footprint, we could certainly have had a good business case for it.
Chose SQL Server BI Manager
SQL servers are much easier to set up than the others but they lack the customization and integration with other popular DB.
Chose SQL Server BI Manager
SQL Server Business Intelligence Manager does what SQL Server Management Studio should already do natively. So it actually fills up important gaps Microsoft left in its product.
Chose SQL Server BI Manager
We compared SQL Server Business Intelligence Manager to our current tool Solarwinds Database Performance Analyzer. Where Solarwinds was deficient, SQL BI manager filled the gap. At the end of the day they were both different tools with different purposes so we concluded it was …
Features
ReleemSQL Server Business Intelligence Manager
SQL Performance Monitoring
Comparison of SQL Performance Monitoring features of Product A and Product B
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Ratings
SQL Server Business Intelligence Manager
7.8
Ratings
7% below category average
Performance dashboard00 Ratings8.00 Ratings
Intelligent alerting00 Ratings8.50 Ratings
Top SQL00 Ratings8.50 Ratings
Historical trend data00 Ratings8.00 Ratings
Virtualization support00 Ratings6.00 Ratings
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User Ratings
ReleemSQL Server Business Intelligence Manager
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User Testimonials
ReleemSQL Server Business Intelligence Manager
Likelihood to Recommend
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BIDS works well if you're committed to using all MS products. It does take some serious consideration if you know you will end up working outside of that, such as working with AWS products.
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Pros
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  • Shows an excellent dashboard
  • Allows easy monitoring of multiple instances
  • Created an environment that can be self healing
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Cons
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  • Training is needed to understand and use all the feature
  • Works well only with Microsoft products
  • Not enough Tutorials available
  • Features are more useful for larger organization
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Alternatives Considered
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SQL Server [Business Intelligence] Manager works well with Microsoft products. It has several advanced features along with dashboards and alerts that can be configured to user's need.
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Return on Investment
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  • We've prevented several SSAS outages because of SQL Server Business Intelligence Manager's timely alerts.
  • We've greatly reduced cubes calculation times with SQL Server Business Intelligence Manager's tuning features.
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ScreenShots

Releem Screenshots

Screenshot of the dashboard, which displays an overview of multiple MySQL servers. Each server card shows the server name, database version, performance status (e.g., "Monitoring"), recommended configuration status (e.g., "All have been applied" or "NEW unapplied"), average latency, and a performance health score visualized through a color-coded progress circle.Screenshot of Screenshot of a screen providing detailed insights into a specific database query. It includes:

The database name ("gemdb").
Query execution stats (e.g., count, average execution time, total load time).
The problematic query text.
An automated recommendation for improvement, such as creating an index, along with the suggested SQL statement to apply.Screenshot of Screenshot of Screenshot of