BMC Software has made its second acquisition in as many months, with the purchase of database automation vendor GridApp Systems for an undisclosed sum.
Founded in 2002, GridApp focuses on automating database provisioning, patching and administration. The GridApp solution is already integrated with BMC BladeLogic Server Automation, and cuts cost, complexity and risk associated with deploying and configuring enterprise databases in physical, virtual and cloud environments, BMC said in its announcement of the deal.
According to BMC, GridApp’s automation capabilities will also extend the BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management solution, empowering more IT staffers to request and manage database resources in cloud environments.
“The acquisition of GridApp not only adds substantive automation capabilities to our portfolio, but also strengthens the overall BSM platform – creating the most efficient, consistent and comprehensive path to IT value in the industry today,” he added.
Earlier this year, BMC rival Hewlett-Packard bought GridApp competitor Stratavia.
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