Mendz.ETL is on GitHub and NuGet
I am very excited to announce Mendz.ETL, a class library that provides APIs to let you create custom/proprietary extract, transform and load (ETL) solutions.
ETL is big. Many real world applications and systems, in one way or another, has ETL requirements in them. There are many options available: Informatica, IBM Infosphere DataStage, Microsoft BizTalk, SSIS, etc.
If you want to create your own ETL solution, Mendz.ETL offers a fast and easy way to get you jumpstarted while likely getting it right from the start. Mendz.ETL provides APIs to let you create ETL applications that can scale for future needs and requirements. Generally, Mendz.ETL is a set of foundational APIs that can guide your ETL product and SDK development.
Mendz.ETL suggests that ETL solutions have 3 main ingredients: the source adapter, the mapper and the target adapter. Mendz.ETL provides the Router, which has methods to let you easily put these ingredients together and execute the ETL. There are more features in Mendz.ETL for advanced requirements, which you can read more about at Mendz.ETL's wiki.
Mendz.ETL provides architectural structure and skeletal guidance to developing ETL solutions. Mendz.ETL is simple, flexible and scalable. Mendz.ETL can help developers and teams establish a consistent way of working on their ETL projects and requirements.
Experience the benefits yourself! NuGet it and, if you are interested, find the code at GitHub.
ETL is big. Many real world applications and systems, in one way or another, has ETL requirements in them. There are many options available: Informatica, IBM Infosphere DataStage, Microsoft BizTalk, SSIS, etc.
If you want to create your own ETL solution, Mendz.ETL offers a fast and easy way to get you jumpstarted while likely getting it right from the start. Mendz.ETL provides APIs to let you create ETL applications that can scale for future needs and requirements. Generally, Mendz.ETL is a set of foundational APIs that can guide your ETL product and SDK development.
Mendz.ETL suggests that ETL solutions have 3 main ingredients: the source adapter, the mapper and the target adapter. Mendz.ETL provides the Router, which has methods to let you easily put these ingredients together and execute the ETL. There are more features in Mendz.ETL for advanced requirements, which you can read more about at Mendz.ETL's wiki.
Mendz.ETL provides architectural structure and skeletal guidance to developing ETL solutions. Mendz.ETL is simple, flexible and scalable. Mendz.ETL can help developers and teams establish a consistent way of working on their ETL projects and requirements.
Experience the benefits yourself! NuGet it and, if you are interested, find the code at GitHub.
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