We reviewed AWS Glue before choosing Talend Open Studio. AWS Glue is the managed ETL (extract, transform, and load) from Amazon Web Services. AWS Glue enables AWS users to create and manage jobs in the ETL console.
This solution has a lot of useful features. For example, you can point AWS Glue to data in AWS, and Glue stores the associated metadata in the data catalog. As a result, the data becomes searchable and available in the ETL.
The UI is very friendly and easy to use. We also like how fast it is for ETL processes. If your company handles large quantities of sensitive data, AWS Glue provides a scheduler, and the data deployment is very straightforward.
Still, AWS Glue leaves some room for improvement. The setup can be pretty tricky if you are not already an AWS user. Also, the sample code is not available for many use cases.
Talend Open Studio is a data integration solution designed for ETL, Big Data, and data integration. It is also easy to use. The feature we like the most is that It allows us to integrate the different data sources. It has the added advantage of being open-source.
It provides a lot of features out of the box, which is nice to have. The pre-built widgets help you streamline integrations with databases and web services. We use it for small loads, but for large amounts of data it stalls sometimes.
Conclusions: If you are already an AWS user, AWS Glue is probably the best ETL tool for you. If that's not the case, deployment can be quite difficult. For small loads, Talend is a better option.
Talend Open Studio and AWS Glue compete in the ETL tools category. AWS Glue seems to have the upper hand in cloud-based scalability and integration with AWS services, while Talend Open Studio stands out for its diverse data source connectivity and customization capabilities. Features: AWS Glue offers cloud-based scalability, seamless AWS service integration, and a user-friendly interface for building ETL jobs with minimal coding. Talend Open Studio provides a wide array of pre-built...
We reviewed AWS Glue before choosing Talend Open Studio. AWS Glue is the managed ETL (extract, transform, and load) from Amazon Web Services. AWS Glue enables AWS users to create and manage jobs in the ETL console.
This solution has a lot of useful features. For example, you can point AWS Glue to data in AWS, and Glue stores the associated metadata in the data catalog. As a result, the data becomes searchable and available in the ETL.
The UI is very friendly and easy to use. We also like how fast it is for ETL processes. If your company handles large quantities of sensitive data, AWS Glue provides a scheduler, and the data deployment is very straightforward.
Still, AWS Glue leaves some room for improvement. The setup can be pretty tricky if you are not already an AWS user. Also, the sample code is not available for many use cases.
Talend Open Studio is a data integration solution designed for ETL, Big Data, and data integration. It is also easy to use. The feature we like the most is that It allows us to integrate the different data sources. It has the added advantage of being open-source.
It provides a lot of features out of the box, which is nice to have. The pre-built widgets help you streamline integrations with databases and web services. We use it for small loads, but for large amounts of data it stalls sometimes.
Conclusions: If you are already an AWS user, AWS Glue is probably the best ETL tool for you. If that's not the case, deployment can be quite difficult. For small loads, Talend is a better option.