Overview
IBM® InfoSphere™ Data Replication integrates information across heterogeneous data stores in real time.
Leverage real-time data replication to support high availability, database migration, application consolidation, dynamic warehousing, MDM, SOA, business analytics and ETL or data quality processes.
High-speed data movement maintains transactional integrity and consistency for enterprise data volumes
Robust conflict detection, resolution, and reporting enhance solutions for continuous availability and Active-Active databases
Expands usage of IBM Netezza appliances by utilizing them as a target for applying
Ensures business continuity by automatic replication of the DB2 Data Definition Language like create and drop table, alter data type and add column
Direct integration with IBM InfoSphere® DataStage® provides changed data feeds to ETL processes with transactional integrity
Service-oriented architectures (SOAs) are supported by packaging data transactions into XML documents or delimited formats for use with messaging middleware such as WebSphere MQ
Easy-to-use graphical user interfaces (GUIs) enable quick deployment of data integration processes and debugging and monitoring
Enables zero-download database migrations and application upgrades
Comprehensive monitoring capabilities increase visibility into the health and performance of the replication environment
Flexible implementation enables one-way, two-way, many-to-one, and one-to-many delivery of data across the enterprise
When combined with InfoSphere Data Replication for DB2 for z/OS, replicate heterogeneous data to and from DB2 for z/OS
IBM thus provides the largest breadth of database and operating system support for data replication across both distributed and System Z environments
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Data Replication Resources
- Analyst report: IBM InfoSphere Data Replication & Federation
- White paper: Help alleviate batch windows with timely, reliable, data delivery
- Brief: Trusted Data Delivery - Help reduce operational costs and risk while improving accessibility of critical business data
- Article: Combining IBM DB2 pureScale with Q Replication
- Brief: InfoSphere Data Replication for DB2 for z/OS
- Red book: InfoSphere Data Replication CDC