CloverETL - Product Comparison
There are several editions of CloverETL - Community, Desktop, Enterprise and Cluster. We have a number of online resources that will help you find out which Edition is the right one for your needs. We are also on hand to conduct personal web demonstrations.
CloverETL Editions - Overview
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| Price | $0 | $2,495 | $7,995 | Inquire | Inquire | Inquire | |
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| Ability to run graphs on a local PC/Mac/Linux desktop computer |
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| Supports Client / Server mode |
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| Includes CloverETL Server |
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| Total CPU cores | 2 | 4 | 8 | - | |||
| Tracking of execution history |
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| Parallel execution of multiple transformations |
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Total CPU cores
Number of processing units as reported by operating system. For example one physical dual core CPU is considered to be system with 2 CPUs (processing units).
Tracking of execution history
Server automatically collects transformation logs and runtime statistics. Both logs and statistics are easily accessible for email distribution or trend monitoring strategies.
Parallel execution of multiple transformations
Any number of transformations can run simultaneously. Additionally supports starting multiple instances of one transformation with configurable maximum.
Improved thread management and graph pooling
Minimizes start-up time of transformations during real-time ETL calls by caching and pooling the transformations. Sub-sequent runs of cached transformations are much faster.
Multi-user access/security
Access to transformations, data, services and server configuration is protected by user security module. Communication between Server and its clients can be optionally secured by HTTPS protocol.
Scheduler
Internal scheduler lets you schedule transformations to run once or periodically on specific times. It supports advanced scheduling expressions similar to those provided by UNIX cron scheduler.
Workflows
Workflows simplify deployment of Server into operational environment and integration with you production support architecture. Server workflows allow sequencing jobs of several types: transformations, system scripts/batches, JMS messages, emailing tasks or internal Groovy scripts.
File triggers
File triggers help to easily implement scenarios, where data is uploaded for ETL processing in form of files. Server can automatically observe change or arrival of a file then automatically trigger its processing.
Launch services (Real-time ETL)
Launch Services provide infrastructure for SOA-oriented and real-time ETL deployments. Transformations can be configured to be executed as web-services, while data and parameters are passed dynamically as part of the web-service call.
Clustering and distributed execution
Server clustering enables cooperation of multiple Server machines in a networked environment which brings both fail-over and scalability. It is also suitable for cloud deployments on public clouds (EC2, Rackspace, …) as well as in-house data centers.
Load balancing
Configurable load balancing rules together with automated performance monitoring lets you tune utilization of individual nodes operating in clustered environment.
Failover
Cluster performs automatic healthcheck monitoring of all nodes in cluster and in case of node failure redirects processing to remaining active nodes.
Autoscaling
New nodes can be dynamically added to a running cluster without on demand. Suitable for operational environment such as Amazon EC2 that allow dynamic allocation of computational resources.
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