HVR Insights | Sumble

What is HVR?

HVR (High Volume Replication) is a real-time data replication software platform. It is commonly used for continuous data integration, cloud data migration, disaster recovery, and operational reporting. HVR captures changes from source databases and replicates them to target databases or data warehouses, often with minimal latency. It supports a variety of database platforms and cloud environments.

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What other technologies are related to HVR?

HVR Competitor Technologies

Fivetran

Fivetran is a data integration service that automates data replication from various sources into a data warehouse, similar to HVR.

mentioned alongside HVR in 2% (278) of relevant job posts

Attunity

Attunity (now Qlik Replicate) is a data replication and CDC tool that competes directly with HVR in replicating data between heterogeneous databases.

mentioned alongside HVR in 7% (57) of relevant job posts

Matillion

Matillion provides data transformation and integration tools that can be used as an alternative to HVR for replicating and transforming data.

mentioned alongside HVR in 2% (145) of relevant job posts

Informatica

Informatica PowerCenter and other Informatica products offer data integration and replication capabilities that compete with HVR.

mentioned alongside HVR in 0% (354) of relevant job posts

Talend

Talend offers data integration solutions that include data replication and CDC capabilities, making it a competitor to HVR.

mentioned alongside HVR in 1% (214) of relevant job posts

Golden Gate

Oracle GoldenGate is a data replication and integration tool, primarily for Oracle databases but also supporting other databases, directly competing with HVR.

mentioned alongside HVR in 1% (54) of relevant job posts

HVR Complementary Technologies

Snowflake

Snowflake is a cloud-based data warehouse that can be a target for HVR replication. HVR can load data into Snowflake.

mentioned alongside HVR in 0% (588) of relevant job posts

DBT

dbt (data build tool) is a transformation tool that works well with data warehouses. HVR replicates the data into a data warehouse, and dbt transforms it. Therefore, they are complementary.

mentioned alongside HVR in 0% (190) of relevant job posts