Join the Perforce Delphix product team for a session on migrating from the Continuous Data management and setup interfaces to Data Control Tower (DCT). We will walk through the transition plan, explain key milestones, demonstrate the migration process, and answer your questions so you can confidently prepare your environment for the change.
Delphix is retiring the Continuous Data interfaces (UI, CLI, and API) and migrating them to Data Control Tower. While Continuous Data Engines remain fully supported, customers who currently manage their environments through the Continuous Data interfaces should begin planning their transition ahead of End of Maintenance (EOM) in July 2027.
Learn what this transition means for your organization and how to confidently plan your migration.
- Key milestones — Understand the EOL, EOM, and EOMS timeline, including what changes in September 2026, July 2027, and January 2029.
- What's changing and what's not — Learn which interfaces are being retired, what remains supported, and why Continuous Data Engines and virtualized data workflows are unaffected.
- Migration planning — Get guidance on how to install Data Control Tower, connect your Continuous Data engines, and begin preparing your environment for the transition.
- Operational impact — Understand how existing configurations, workflows, scripts, APIs, and integrations may be affected and what actions you should take now.
- Migration walkthrough — See a demonstration of the migration process and learn best practices to help ensure a smooth rollout.
Presenters
Nick Mathison
Nick Mathison has debugged the database provisioning nightmare from both sides — as an integrations developer writing the code and as a product leader managing enterprise deployments at scale. As a Senior Product Manager at Delphix, he helps testing and data engineering leaders turn data from a multi-day bottleneck into self-service automation, leading Data Control Tower and PaaS Data Automation to orchestrate compliant data safely across cloud environments. He speaks the language of practitioners who are tired of weekend escalations and ticket queues.
Brad Springer
Brad Springer is Senior Product Manager for Perforce Delphix.