Tapdata Live Data Platform Reviews & Product Details

Tapdata Live Data Platform excels with its user-friendly GUI, making data pipeline implementation extremely simple. For basic data transformations, no coding is required, which greatly streamlines the process and reduces the learning curve. Additionally, Tapdata offers a wide variety of connectors, ensuring that we can easily integrate data from numerous sources both now and in the future. This flexibility and ease of use have been pivotal in helping us efficiently migrate data from SQL Server to MongoDB Atlas, build a comprehensive Customer 360 view table, and publish APIs quickly for our new applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Tapdata Live Data Platform has many strengths, there are a few areas that could be improved. The error logging system could be more robust, as it can sometimes be challenging to trace and resolve issues when they occur. Enhancing the logging functionality would significantly help in diagnosing and fixing problems more efficiently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the key features that I like about Tapdata Live Data Platform are as follows:

*Ease of real-time integration as it provides seemless connectivity between various data sources.

*User friendly interface a it can be used easly by a non tech savy person also.

*Drag-and-drop functionality in the UI makes the various tasks so easy to do.

*Performance is also considerably good as it can handle large amount of data sp easily.

*Customer support is excellent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the things that can be improved are:

* One is the Pricing structure which can become a concern to small bussinesses with a low budget.

*Integration with some less common systems is a challenge sometimes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In my experience Tapdata was available to be deployed on cloud as well as on premesis with full support for CDC services that helped our team manage the cost. The platform also supports numerous database types like MongoDB, Oracle etc. The UI is also super userfriendly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I found that tapdata is a little bit more on the expensive side compared to its competitors. It can be resource intensive when you throw huge volumes of data. Even though it boasts a easy UI setup can be pretty complex for users who dont have the expertise. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We started to use Tapdata (v1.x) about 4 yrs ago.Tapdata enabled us to intergrate data from different data sources (Oracle, MongoDB and Postgres) to enable use to build next generation of applications and Data-As-A-Service platform. Our data sources include some out-of-supported Oracle databases. We used Tapdata in over 10 source databases for continously data replication to mutliple target databases. Tapdata is able to support the replication of these data to other DBs (MongoDB, Postgres) for a centralized data platform and new application development. Tapdata is also an important component for building our next generation of data warehouse. The speed of data replication from source to target is near real-time.

The service team from Tapdata are very professional and helping to help us resolving issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tapdata needs improving in the error logging so that it will be easiy to trace out issues if they happen. Some of the GUI interfface also needs improvement (we started with version 1.x) but I have seen great improvement in newer versions already. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love how versatile it is. There are just so many use cases where the Tapdata Live Data Platform can deliver value and with very little time and effort. Some examples include: enabling APIs for mobile and web applications as extensions of legacy applications and their data sets, supporting near real-time dashboarding with streaming of database updates for reporting and analytics use cases without increasing the load on the source databases, enabling interoperability between diverse datasets, freeing access to add that is trapped in legacy, ERP, or SAAS applications, and even supporting testing with masked copies of production datasets for testing purposes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Tapdata Live Data Platform doesn't yet have out-of-box features and functionality for every database vendor and major saas product on the market, though it has quite a few already. Of course, this limitation can be mitigated through purchasing some value-added consulting and development from Tapdata to ensure that our specific environments and tooling is supported. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.