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1. As I mentioned earlier please subscribe so your notes dont need
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2. Please dont email people directly.  We're trying to be helpful but not
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3. Please conduct basic research on your own and come back with specific
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Built-in Scheduler: Yes please read about it.  Cron scheduling sounds
important for you.
Heterogeneous sources/targets: Yes please read about it.

Thanks
Joe

On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 3:50 PM Rajneesh Shukla <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Thanks Joe, one more question please...
>
> Does it offer in built scheduler to schedule batch load like once in a
> week at given start time?
> Does it offer data integration from heterogeneous source like various
> types of db- sql server, oracle, sfdc, db2 etc and various types of files
> like xml, test, excel, json, xsd, csv etc. Target can be any thing?
>
> Thanks,
> Rajneesh
>
> On Mon, 6 Apr 2020 at 23:59, Joe Witt <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Apache NiFi is a project of the Apache Software Foundation and its source
>> code is made available under the Apache License verison 2.0
>> https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.
>>
>> Best wishes
>> Joe
>>
>> On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 2:21 PM Rajneesh Shukla <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks Joe,
>>>
>>> May I know if Apache NiFi is still available as open source/ free ware
>>> ETL tool?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Rajneesh
>>>
>>> On Mon, 6 Apr 2020 at 20:41, Joe Witt <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Added your email as bcc.  You need to subscribe to get your messages
>>>> through without moderation and to see responses emailed to you.
>>>>
>>>> Rajneesh
>>>>
>>>> These questions are beyond high level and vague and really not
>>>> appropriate for the community to even meaningfully respond.  You'll need to
>>>> review the available documentation and if there is something you have a
>>>> question on please ask.  For the the vendor/market related questions you
>>>> should reach out to a vendor or review all the publicly available material
>>>> on-line. This looks like a pretty stock RFP/contract/software acquisition
>>>> doc so you should be able to get these answers on your own within minutes.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
>>>> On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 11:05 AM Rajneesh Shukla <
>>>> [email protected]> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hello All,
>>>>>
>>>>> I need below information about  Apache NiFi tool for data integration
>>>>> and
>>>>> ETL needs:
>>>>>
>>>>> Development effort:
>>>>>
>>>>> The development effort , time and  complexity is more in general?
>>>>>
>>>>> Maintainability:
>>>>>
>>>>> Is it less maintainable?
>>>>>
>>>>> Error Handling:
>>>>>
>>>>> Only possesses  a single log file? or possesses a log and  error port
>>>>> in
>>>>> every transform?
>>>>> What kind of errors can be handled?
>>>>>
>>>>> Various teams needed:
>>>>>
>>>>> Separate Administration team or Unix or NT Admin will suffice needed
>>>>> works.
>>>>> hence it does not need a dedicated administer?
>>>>>
>>>>> File Structure:
>>>>>
>>>>> Only able to  read record with single type of delimiter?
>>>>>
>>>>> Data Integration Capability:
>>>>>
>>>>> ODI boasts comparatively lesser range of  Data Integration Products and
>>>>> capability which includes many related functions such as profiling and
>>>>> data
>>>>> quality ? Also, if it offers these capabilities then these are  more
>>>>> mainstream in nature?
>>>>>
>>>>> Market Segments:
>>>>>
>>>>> Serves medium to large scale companies?
>>>>>
>>>>> Debugging:
>>>>>
>>>>> Is it offer easy debugging? Example -just place some  watchers on
>>>>> required
>>>>> places  and intermediate data will be  saved in temporary files for
>>>>> easy
>>>>> viewing. or complex debugging process through debugger?
>>>>>
>>>>> Company Strategy:
>>>>>
>>>>> You can download a scaled down free version of their software and
>>>>> plenty of
>>>>> free documents available on internet?
>>>>>
>>>>> Go live rate:
>>>>>
>>>>> High “GO Live” success? any know issue during deployment?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Scalability:
>>>>> Is there any issue with stability? If yes then why is the issue and
>>>>> what is
>>>>> impact?
>>>>> Which kind of scalability is supported- horizontal, vertical?
>>>>>
>>>>> Performance:
>>>>> Can it supports High volume of data movement, transformation and
>>>>> integration (ETL operations)?
>>>>> How about parallelism - mapping level parallelism, session level
>>>>> parallelism, supports multiple parallel source and multiple target data
>>>>> loads?
>>>>>
>>>>> Heterogeneous system:
>>>>> It integrates data from various heterogeneous systems like multiple
>>>>> variety
>>>>> of databases (SQL server, Oracle, DB2 etc), files (XML, XLS, CSV, text
>>>>> etc)?
>>>>> Targets can be any type of DB , file etc.?
>>>>>
>>>>> Big Data support:
>>>>> It can be integrated and used for Big Data?
>>>>>
>>>>> On cloud solution:
>>>>> It is available for both- on cloud and on premises platforms?
>>>>>
>>>>> Pricing:
>>>>> Is it free ware - open source? Does it come in basic, standard and
>>>>> enterprise editions flavors? If yes , all flavors are free?
>>>>>
>>>>> Repository:
>>>>> Does it offers repositories ? Those repositories are for metadata?
>>>>> Host for repositires should be relational database?
>>>>>
>>>>> Push down mechanism:
>>>>> Do we have pushdown optimization concepts, where it can generate SQL
>>>>> statements from the   workflow/mapping which   can be directly
>>>>> executed on
>>>>>   database?
>>>>> It is ETL or ELT tool?
>>>>>
>>>>> Job scheduling:
>>>>> Does it come with in-built scheduler?
>>>>>
>>>>> Version controlling:
>>>>>
>>>>> Does it offer version controlling?
>>>>> If yes then it is tightly controlled or moderate?
>>>>>
>>>>> Tool Bugs:
>>>>> Any known tool bugs? Any issue due to those bugs?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Anything else you want to highlight?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>
>>>>> Rajneesh
>>>>>
>>>>

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