Talend Data Fabric Reviews

It provides a comprehensive platform for data integration, transformation, and governance. It makes connecting to multiple data sources easy.

The interface can sometimes feel a bit sluggish, and using some of the advanced features may require more technical expertise.

Ease of learning. Development can be done by writing a few lines of code or in any case with very basic java knowledge.
Graphically it is possible to write writes or readings in the database, writings or readings on file.
Talend already provides default connectors with other systems. Such as Google Cloud, Excel, MySql, Oracle and many others.

The version for mac is horrible. Sometimes you have to use "Ctrl" sometimes "Cmd" is really badly done.
In my experiences the speed of learning clashes with the consumption of resources and the slowness of the interfaces.
An interface made in pure Java requires more time to implement but is definitely more performing.

Out of various data catalogue tools I have used , I find Talend data fabric is the best one as it has got great features and very easy to use !

The product differentiation within Talend could be more clear since there are various Talend services and customer might find it difficult to find what to choose.

What I liked most about this software is its security and integrity, its data quality...

What I liked least is the fact that operational efficiency is not yet perfect...

1) Extensive Components to support Integration with multiple systems: Oracle ,AWS, Big Data
2) Does have Data Quality , Data Preparation , MDM , ESB Integration suite

1) Talend is completely Java based and have seen stability issues
2) Need to have the option to convert Data profiling analysis to Talend Job.

Talend data fabric can run and integrated many batch jobs at the same time. it is effective when a lot of loads need to be completed.

Talend data fabric is oftentimes very slow. It is also very particular. Everything step has to be exact or else the whole program will spew out errors.

Easy to use
No need to "hard" code in order to have your job done
Easy to integrate with many technologies of BDD (MySQL, noSql and many more)
Easy to integrate with many kind of files (csv, xls, xlsx)
There's a lot of forum with people that's willing to help if you know how to ask

There's a lot of components, in order to manage everything in this software you will have to do to many formations.

You can download a community version and test it for as long as you want, then decide to switch to a paid enterprise version, or keep using the community without cost.
There is an respectable list of components available, also an additional list of components provided by users and developers called "Talend Exchange" can be added to your projects.
Easy to learn, there are videos, manuals, and forum.
Very responsive user community.

Need more marketing as a company.

This App has created a reputation for your company since it has enabled users to integrate and manage large volumes of data therefore reducing their workload

The need to refresh on Java, though on the other hand it has made me remember a few concepts that would soon fade away from my mind.

I like that it is based on open source technology. The Integrated development environment (IDE) is Eclipse based so if you are familiar with Java IDE you will feel right at home.

If you are primarily a Windows workshop there will be a learning curve to moving around Talend's IDE. Some task might not be as intuitive if you are only familiar with MSSQL based products.

We integrated it with Salesforce and many other services through its connectors. It's very fast and easy to use even if you have to get used to it, and it might not be easy at first.

It can become incredibly complicated to handle complex fluxes, and if you are facing issue or getting unexpected results it can be quite hard to debug and find the problem.

I like the most on this software is the capability to perform ETL job on different database type like MSSQL to MySQL, RDBMS to NoSQL and even on Big Data platforms such as hadoop.

I dont like on this software is the IDE. It not beginner friendly.

This software provide you ease of access for usage. Here you can easily communicate with 2 database with weather it is on local or server. You can communicate both with different features as well. Apart from that you can also easily transfer with just UI.

One of the main issue is if you have security key rather than password than there is a lot more external process needed to connect. Also you can only connect 2 database at a time for data transfer.

Talend can be used for big data projects so that is really helpful it can handle large amount of data set

Talend is not that user friendly so it's GUI should be improved and improvised.

1. Our organization is using it to transform and integrate file data into redshift. It is supporting multiple data connectors as components
2. We use to load the transformed data into reporting tables within less time

1. It is only an ETL tool and reporting is not supported as of today
2. It has to be deployed over the server

Easy interface.
custom components are allowed to extend the functionality as per project needs.
Designing and developing jobs and schedules are easy and pretty straightforward.

Source control with git and integrating with Git is not that easier.
found some runtime issues which support took long time to resolve it.

Just dipping my toe in to the water of possibilities with big data. Easy to connect with my data source and warehouse. Support has been great.

Can be very cumbersome at first to learn. Queries get complex fast.

It has free version and can do majority of the work. Overall easy to work with. Has forum and community support. Has many components.

It is not always so intuitive, need to learn java, but at the same time, it is flexible. Nothing bad to say.