HiT Software, a leader in Data Replication and Change Data Capture (CDC) solutions for heterogeneous database environments, announced the release of DBMoto version 8 with support for real-time data replication and Change Data Capture to the HP Vertica Analytics Platform, extending DBMoto's broad support for Big Data databases and datastores. DBMoto version 8 also delivers new shared metadata functionality for multi-user and multi-site operations to support concurrent replications among global, distributed environments.
"DBMoto 8 allows us to extend our real-time CDC to HP Vertica's next-generation analytics platform, enabling fast data updates to match high-speed analytics," said Giacomo Lorenzin, Managing Director of HiT Software, Inc., a BackOffice Associates, LLC Company. "With added support for shared workforce and data replication administration, DBMoto can easily meet enterprise-wide, collaborative project needs."
DBMoto v8 new features:
- Real-time Data Replication and Change Data Capture for HP Vertica high powered analytic database platform
- Centralized metadata to support concurrent replications across multiple installations of DBMoto clients
- Additional DBMoto API's to browse catalogs, schemas and tables
- DBMoto Verifier now resolves differences between source and target tables discovered by the Verifier following replication
- Faster performance for replications using MS SQL Server transaction log
- Enhanced security in intranet/internet environments
- New script generation feature for multi-user management of replications and source database settings
DBMoto v.8 is available from HiT Software and through its partners and resellers. Please visit www.hitsw.com.
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