Denodo is excellent in the areas of virtualization, security, and governance.
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Within our company, we use Denodo when a web service is
required quickly or when another technology (like Java) is too time-consuming
to implement. Its governance and resource management ease data sharing. It
enables us and our apps to find existing data instead of creating them from
scratch. We use Denodo, which allows anyone to create custom web services using
their data. It comes equipped with out-of-the-box source connectors, allowing
for a rapid data parsing process (JSON, XML, etc.). It's a lone system for
controlling production, information exchange, safety, and regulation. It allows
distributed architecture to reuse existing technology and architecture.
Pros
- Easy and compatible database connectivity.
- It allows the reuse of existing technologies and architecture.
Cons
- There is a need for improved documentation regarding schedulers and caching
- It would be better to build it in-house and tailor it to the company's specific requirements.
Most Important Features
- Data protection.
- Governance of data.
- It is caching of data.
- Multiple data source fusion.
- The help desk is very effective.
Return on Investment
- It is a huge advantage that we can connect to many different databases to provide data rapidly and accurately.
- It has proven to be a valuable environment for deploying data virtualization solutions, and its user community is active in finding and fixing issues.
Alternatives Considered
Informatica PowerCenter
Other Software Used
Informatica Enterprise Data Catalog, Data Virtuality Platform, Qlik Replicate, Cisco Jabber, SAP Data Services
