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January 19, 2020
A great ETL tool at no cost
Pros and Cons
- The speed of migration is very good for a Free ETL tool.
- The amount of components or connectors we have is impressive.
- Talend Data Integration is not high available in the free version.
- Talend support for sub-7 version on the latest MacBooks is not good.
Pros and Cons
- data integration
- support for different data sources
- documentation
- memory management
- too technical for business users
- IDE is slow
September 28, 2016
An excellent data integration tool
Pros and Cons
- Reading for multiple sources: Any modern Database, Files, WebServices, etc.
- Monitoring and scheduling task dependencies for data loading purposes.
- Really useful to design a Data Warehouse, thanks to its built in components for design patterns like SCD, etc.
- It's also useful to publish data interfaces via WebServices or REST.
- Good and high qualified support team.
- Connecting to various databases from classic Relational (MSSQL, Oracle, MySQL, etc.) to No-SQL Databases.
- Well documented.
- Community which provides plugins, etc.
- Installation process of Integration Suite platform.
- JAVA memory management. It's easy to get a memory overhead error, and you have to modify configuration files to increase memory manually.
- Migration process.
January 30, 2018
Pricey, but well-suited for large organisations
Pros and Cons
- Easy to use interface
- Designing jobs is very straightforward
- Allows the use of custom components to suit specific needs
- Syncing with Git should be made easier
- Can face issues with certain big data spaces
- Support find it difficult to resolve complex issues
October 06, 2016
Talend OpenStudio building your EDW at $0 cost
Pros and Cons
- JSON parsing, if you are into highly nested JSON object parsing Talend has the ability to display the structure of JSON and allows you to define the extraction logic in the metadata. Same with XML source.
- Customization, For mostly all ETL work you will have a component in Talend. And in case you have a very specific requirement you can end up easily designing a custom component that you can code and reuse and share with others.
- Talend has a connectivity option to almost all the databases (relational or NOSQ)L and sources available. It also has generic JDBC/ ODBC drivers in case you need it.
- I like the ease of deployment across environment (DEV and PROD) with the use of context variables.
- The Talend Administration Console TAC is a great place to schedule and monitor your jobs. Probably the interface can be improved.
Pros and Cons
- Its an open source tool.
- Developers can add new customized components to Talend for specific needs.
- It has low cost as compared to commercial data integration tools.
- The enterprise version has an option for integrating a variety of data platforms and connects to variety of data sources.
- To run a job, a developer need not upload it to the server, jobs can be run locally.
- Data loading components for different databases can be improved further. Currently Greenplum target compenents or postgre data target components are not yielding high throughput,
- Transformation components can be made visually more attractive and informative.
- Syntax used in data transformation can be simplified.
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The Talend Integration Suite, from Talend, is a set of tools for data integration.
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