Continuously integrate high volumes of data from a variety of data sources onto AWS
Amazon RDS | Amazon S3 | Amazon EMR | Amazon Redshift | Amazon EC2 | Amazon Aurora
Some of our systems are very busy. A table might have 8 million total records and make one million updates on top of that… With HVR moving data into the (S3) data lake, we can now keep track of everything and we’re not forced to delete anything. Our source systems can’t keep all these historical changes, but the data lake can.– HVR Supply and Logistics Customer
Solutions
Migrations
- Seamlessly migrate high volumes of data from on-premise or hybrid cloud environment to AWS
- Do it with little to no downtime
- Ensure data accuracy with our Data Compare function
Data Lake Consolidation
- Consolidate data from tens to hundreds of databases onto your AWS platform
- Guarantee fast, efficient, delivery of data
- Ensure data accuracy and speed with Data Compare and Insights feature
Real-Time Analytics
- Meet SLAs with efficient data delivery using Log-based CDC
- Integrate high volumes of data from a variety of on-premises and cloud platforms
- Data Compare and Insights feature help you manage fast and accurate data
HVR and Snowflake — Partners in the AWS Cloud
Live from theCUBE at AWS re:Invent 2019
At AWS re:Invent 2019, HVR Partner, Chris Degan of Snowflake, and HVR CEO, Anthony Brooks-Williams, sat down with the hosts of theCUBE for a live chat about data movement, AWS, real-time analytics, and more.
Guests:
- Chris Degan, CRO, Snowflake
- Anthony Brooks-Williams, CEO, HVR
Hosts:
- Lisa Martin
- Dave Vellante
Why HVR for AWS hybrid cloud?
Flexible architecture
- HVR runs in a distributed architecture
- Easy to set-up and deploy
- Supports diverse topologies, including bi-directional
Secure
- In hybrid scenarios, you get the ability to use proxies to shield source databases from direct access from outside the firewall
- Encryption mode can be enabled as data moves
- HVR offers HVR KMS support
Efficient
- Log-based CDC is a fast and efficient way to move high data volumes across the wire
- Proprietary compression algorithm further compresses data
- Deploy from one source to many targets
HVR customers integrating data to the AWS Cloud
What exactly is hybrid cloud?
The term “hybrid cloud” refers to two types of deployments. Hybrid clouds can consist of multiple cloud-based solutions from one or more cloud vendors. Alternatively, cloud solutions can be combined with on-premise systems.
Organizations often adopt an Amazon Hybrid Cloud strategy because fully migrating to the cloud can be a lengthy process that requires careful planning and deliberation to avoid impacting the business. HVR is a heterogeneous “all-in-one” box data integration solution, therefore organizations can securely and efficiently integrate high volumes of data into a hybrid cloud environment.
Customer stories and other resources
theCUBE at AWS re:Invent 2018
Interview from theCUBE Delivering Data without a Doubt At AWS re:Invent 2018, HVR Customer, Paul Specketer of SUEZ, and HVR CEO, Anthony Brooks-Williams, sat down with the hosts of theCube for a live chat about data movement, AWS, real-time analytics, ...
Nicholas and Co: Delivering Data Fast with HVR and Amazon S3
Customer: Nicholas and Company How a Food Distribution Company Delivers Faster Reporting About: Nicholas and Company has offered food distribution services since 1939. With operations across middle and western United States, the company distributes food, beverage, and chemical products and equipment ...
Pitney Bowes: Achieving Real-Time Analytics with Snowflake and AWS
Customer: Pitney Bowes How Pitney Bowes leveraged HVR to achieve real-time analytics About: Pitney Bowes Inc., a technology company founded in 1920 and headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, provides global commerce solutions. Through its global eCommerce, Presort Services, and SendTech Solutions ...
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