Amazon Redshift Integration with Etlworks
Etlworks makes it easy to move data in and out of Amazon Redshift. Whether you’re building data warehouses, powering BI dashboards, or streaming real-time events, Etlworks supports the full range of ETL and reverse ETL scenarios.
Why it matters: Redshift is a core component of many cloud analytics stacks. Etlworks enables fast, reliable, and bidirectional data integration with Redshift, helping teams build insights faster and keep data consistently up to date.
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Why Etlworks
Native Redshift Support: Bulk load, stream, or query data in Amazon Redshift using native integration and optimized performance.
ETL and Reverse ETL: Move data into and out of Redshift from databases, APIs, files, SaaS, and cloud storage.
Real-Time CDC Pipelines: Ingest database changes into Redshift in near real-time using Change Data Capture.
Multi-Tenant Architecture: Manage separate workloads across environments, regions, or teams, all from a single platform.
Automated Workflows: Build reliable, scheduled, or event-driven data pipelines with built-in error handling and alerting.
On-Premise and Cloud: Deploy Etlworks in your own environment or use our fully managed cloud service.
How Companies Use Etlworks for Amazon Redshift Integration
Sermo uses Etlworks to load over half a billion records per day from SQL Server, Marketo, Salesforce, and Smartsheet into Amazon Redshift in near real-time.
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XSOLIS processes massive X12 messages and loads them into Redshift using Etlworks. They also use Etlworks to streamline integration with Salesforce.
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TradeDoubler uses Etlworks across regional branches to process large volumes of XML and flat files, and load structured data into Redshift.
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PCCA runs Etlworks on-premise to power large-scale ETL workflows, including delivering curated datasets to Amazon Redshift for analytics.
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