IBM Infosphere: Incremental change log replication to cloud in real time using Apache Hadoop
November 08, 2022
IBM Infosphere: Incremental change log replication to cloud in real time using Apache Hadoop
Score 10 out of 10
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Overall Satisfaction with IBM InfoSphere Data Replication
IBM InfoSphere Data Replication uses Incremental Data Delivery technology to replicate by reading the native database logs and detecting when a change happens. This is an improved performance alternative to user queries or triggers to see changes and upload the data.IBM InfoSphere Data Replication uploads the data to Apache Hadoop to store the information in clusters. Updates the cloud information in real-time.
Pros
- Performance to detect changes using Incremental Data Delivery with logs.
- Update data in the cloud in real time.
- Saves data in clusters using Apache Hadoop
Cons
- Better documentation and examples of Console and API.
- Integration with machine learning to analyze the data.
- Examples of how to replicate data from multiple sources and databases to one data lake.
- Incremental Data Delivery for replication. Logs instead of queries to database.
- Real-time replicaiton to the cloud.
- Store data in clusters using Apache Hadoop. The clusters improves the performace.
- Analize the daily data in real time using data lakes and Machine Learning.
- Performance of the replication without affecting the relational database of the applications.
- Use of Apache Hadoop for data clustering improving performance.
Do you think IBM Data Replication delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with IBM Data Replication's feature set?
Yes
Did IBM Data Replication live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of IBM Data Replication go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy IBM Data Replication again?
Yes
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