We performed a comparison between AWS Database Migration Service and Talend Stitch based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out what your peers are saying about Amazon, MuleSoft, Matillion and others in Cloud Data Integration."For our simple requirement of migration, DMS is just a typical AWS RDS with an IPSec tunnel to Oracle. The most valuable features for us are the networking capabilities like VPCs and VPNs."
"The solution is stable and reliable."
"The most valuable feature of AWS Database Migration Service is it catches all the history changes, such as inset, observe, and delete. It tracks everything."
"The tools are very user-friendly."
"The most valuable feature of the solution is the one I use for report generation. The security risk is very low."
"The installation is easy."
"The most valuable features of the AWS Database Migration Service are the ease of migration, beneficial storage system, security, and simple instance creation. Additionally, the cloud that is provided is more complete than other solutions."
"The product is cheaper than all platforms"
"The most valuable feature of Stitch for us is ease of use. This solution is fire-and-forget. All an organization has to do is set up the connection or integration and move on."
"It would be helpful if the bandwidth could be independent of the network or if we could have a dedicated bandwidth for this product."
"Whatever solution worked today can not be reused in the next migration."
"The cost is a concern. We use DMS because of its simplicity, but the price could definitely be more competitive."
"The initial setup can be difficult for beginners in AWS Database Migration Service. You will need the training to complete it."
"Migrating from here and pushing the data from on-premise to AWS cloud is a big challenge and a few more services from AWS would be helpful. For example, we are currently using ILDB internet tools which move data from on-premise to the AWS cloud. A few more services would be really helpful for me to move the master data."
"If they had some sort of functionality where, at a specific point in time, if I want to start a new job, it should automatically pick up from where it has been left rather than having people worry about the exact job number and the timing."
"One area that AWS DMS can improve on is its conversion of data types. For example, in Oracle, you have a data type called RAW, but in PostgreSQL there is no such thing. Thus, AWS DMS doesn't know what type I want to use when migrating from Oracle to PostgreSQL, and when performing the migration, AWS DMS changed the RAW data type to the byte data type, which isn't what I wanted."
"AWS Database Migration Service can become complex when testing. Other solutions, such as Microsoft Azure makes it easy to do. There are more steps to complete tasks in AWS Database Migration Service than in Microsoft Azure."
"Generally speaking, support is a pain point. In the next release, I would love to see a change in support from the current chat to a more comprehensive portal."
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AWS Database Migration Service is ranked 2nd in Cloud Data Integration with 27 reviews while Talend Stitch is ranked 17th in Cloud Data Integration with 1 review. AWS Database Migration Service is rated 7.8, while Talend Stitch is rated 9.0. The top reviewer of AWS Database Migration Service writes "A cloud solution for live replication but has stability issues". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Talend Stitch writes "Fire-and-forget solution with a great infrastructure". AWS Database Migration Service is most compared with AWS Glue, Oracle GoldenGate, Qlik Replicate, Fivetran and Confluent, whereas Talend Stitch is most compared with Talend Open Studio and AWS Glue.
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