StreamSets, a Software AG company, announced the latest version of the StreamSets platform trial along with new features to help organizations modernize their data ecosystems to unlock their data, accelerate time to insights and improve user productivity.
“We are excited to unveil a new 30-day trial of the StreamSets platform, offering users the opportunity to dive right in and experience how the platform can help them deliver data for their organization’s data and analytics initiatives,” said Michele Reister, VP of Global Marketing at StreamSets. “Through our new free trial experience, users can explore the platform’s full capabilities and experience how it can help streamline their data operations and improve productivity.”
The latest version of the platform trial will provide users with 30-day access to the platform. During the trial period, users will have full access to all of the features and functionality of the platform, including StreamSets Data Collector and StreamSets Transformer for Snowflake.
In addition to the launch of the trial, StreamSets has rolled out a series of features in recent months that enhance collaborations with pivotal technology partners such as Snowflake, AWS, and MongoDB and enable organizations that are modernizing their data environments.
The features include:
- StreamSets Transformer for Snowflake—Easily perform no-code data transformations natively in Snowflake. This tool provides a user-friendly graphical interface with pre-built processors that simplify building, executing, and monitoring even the most complex data transformations. Transformer for Snowflake enables collaboration across the organization and empowers business users with self-service capabilities, significantly accelerating time to insights.
- Support for Amazon EMR Serverless—Support for Amazon EMR Serverless further enables organizations to process and analyze large amounts of data in a cost-effective, scalable, and serverless manner. This is highly beneficial for organizations leveraging Amazon EMR Serverless as a destination.
- Support for MongoDB Atlas Origin & Destination—Accelerate data and analytics initiatives with StreamSets and MongoDB. StreamSets MongoDB Atlas origin and destination allows users to read from and write to MongoDB Atlas and MongoDB Enterprise Server. This enhancement can be useful for organizations that are leveraging MongoDB Atlas and MongoDB Enterprise.
- Oracle CDC Support for Data Guard—Perform CDC from Oracle Data Guard as an efficient means to replicate and synchronize data. This can be especially useful for organizations that house data in disparate systems and formats and want to leverage cloud destinations such as Snowflake to perform reporting and analytics.
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