Talend Cloud Data Integration

Talend open review

What do you like best? The UI is streamlined and easily searchable What do you dislike? Talend streamlines data access, making disparate data centrally accessed p What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Centralized data and metric creation. Improved efficiency through pm

it is great tool for data integration!

What do you like best? Ease of the tool and the documentation is great. Product is great and ETL What do you dislike? There is a problem with setting up Talend for the first time and downloading the libraries What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Creating staging tables from various data sources and getting it in line in the production tables. Cleaning and transforming the data in the right format is very easy by using this tool.

Flexible, but can be complex.

What do you like best? - Wide array of connectors - Good developer interface. - Portability of compiled code. What do you dislike? - Off the shelf freeware for server side components (Nexus / Quartz) even in Enterprise version. - So-so management UI. - Upgrade process can be complex and underlying components Recommendations to others considering the product: For those who are considering Data Integration Platform as a service, The Talend architecture is well suited ...

Talend cloud integration review

What do you like best? It is better and user friendly than any other etl tools.it is better cost wise .helps for better integration with cloud. What do you dislike? Not applicable.i would say I need to explore more to proceed further What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I have solved issues which we could not host the database

A disruptive product not for traditionnal data integration

What do you like best? This product is young and what I like is the capability to use the unififed Talend Studio to reuse, create, test and deploye integration jobs with parameter and centralised ressources in Talend Cloud data Integration plateform. You can create elementary jobs for spécific bussiness integration and use them in data integration flow. Like Tableau, you can use the plateform as selfservice for data user. All infrastucture for management and execution are ...

Good for workflow management

What do you like best? Easy visual interface, where its easy for novice tech to learn What do you dislike? Hard to integrate, the linkeage sometimes is not very clear What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? The integration between the different tasks and the data pipeline

Talend Data Integration user from 2011

What do you like best? Ease to connect and extract from various different data sources What do you dislike? We had the community version and lack of community support was biggest drawback What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We were trying to solve data Integration and ease of having connectors across different sources and in built transformation,

Product Interest

What do you like best? We are still exploring our options in the ETL space for Data Lake What do you dislike? Not sure yet. Our main requirement is teh Data Catalog and Data Lineage What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Not sure yet. Our main requirement is teh Data Catalog and Data Lineage

How thoroughly was this tested?

What do you like best? Theoretically, not having to worry about managing an instance of TAC. What do you dislike? It hasn't worked for us. We spent three months actively trying to get it to work in an attempt to transition from on-prem to cloud and without success. Dealing with support was fruitless. They recommended we work with their professional services, which we did for a day, where it became evident it was a support issue. After a couple weeks they finally realized (or ...

They had a great product, but seem to be going downhill

What do you like best? I was drawn in by the appeal of lower management costs, and always having up-to-date versions of their software. We started using Talend on-prem several years ago, and the upgrade paths seemed onerous. The promises of a maintained environment were appealing. What do you dislike? We were never able to get our jobs running in a stable cloud environment. We attempted using multiple versions of the remote engines, and all of them had new and exciting bugs to ...