
The possibility of getting data from almost any place, transforming it, and sending it at any other place. Also the API is very useful as you can launch jobs from airflow, for example. Ease of use, parameters that help you configuring things like Mongo, Kafka, etc. The many transformational steps that you can add to a pipeline. The parameters that can be sent through the API with airflow so you can customize lots of things and have lots of automation. User friendly, fast, reliable, capability of handling errors with GCS or Kafka, for example. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The open source version doesn't have all of the features that the enterprise version offers (control hub). It's not actually something I dislike but you gotta know how to manage a Linux server to get the best out of it with the lowest possible cost. It's not hard though. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
