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Data Replication Reimagined

Big Data is not a new topic, but it is becoming increasingly important—not only in large corporations, but also, to a growing extent, in medium-sized companies. It is becoming increasingly important to extract value from your own data.

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Coraltree Systems Deutschland GmbH
Mottmannstraße 4a
53842 Troisdorf

Phone: 02241/84 40 700
Fax: 02241/93 21 26-9
Email: info@coraltree-systems.de

The dopplix®> software solution

To quickly derive value from data produced or delivered daily, it is essential to extract it from a variety of data sources in the shortest possible time. However, the available interfaces for data synchronization and the data types used in database architectures are often incompatible.

dopplix®> is the answer to these complex challenges. Coraltree’s software solution is highly performant and can be run on Windows or Linux servers. It connects to source and target databases and converts data into the appropriate format. The data is available in the target database immediately upon conversion.

The benefits of dopplix®>

  • Near-real-time replication
  • Maximum performance without noticeable impact on the source database, with up to 5,000 operations per second
  • Use of proven transmission technologies via database connectors
  • No additional streaming services
  • Supported operations: full load, delta load, updates, inserts, deletes
  • No persistent data storage, and therefore not subject to GDPR

A special replication server

Both synchronization and data type conversion are fully supported—and almost in real time. This enables data to be linked across different database types, allowing information to be processed consistently.

What makes this unique is that dopplix®> acts as a replication server that does not permanently store transaction data and does not operate its own database to manage this data. Format conversion takes place in memory, which is deleted immediately after transfer to the target database.

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