What's New in Tessell: SQL Server Updates Across Dev Workflows, Data Protection, and High Availability
Blog post from Tessell
Tessell’s April 2026 SQL Server release adds automated clone refresh, native backup support, and post-provisioning conversion from Single Instance to High Availability across AWS and Azure. Automated refresh enables development and QA clones to stay synchronized with production or staging data on scheduled or on-demand cadences, with optional sanitization, pre- and post-refresh scripts, rollback snapshots, cross-region support, and self-service schedule controls. Native backups complement EBS snapshots by creating full, differential, and 15-minute transaction log backups in portable .bak format, supporting point-in-time recovery, long-term retention tiers, lower storage costs, and compliance-oriented WORM storage policies. The release also allows existing SQL Server deployments to be upgraded from Single Instance configurations to high-availability, disaster-recovery, or read-replica architectures without database recreation or migration, supporting varied replica, region, and storage configurations.
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