Best Data Engineering Tools for Oracle Database

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    Peekdata Reviews

    Peekdata

    Peekdata

    $349 per month
    2 Ratings
    It takes only days to wrap any data source with a single reference Data API and simplify access to reporting and analytics data across your teams. Make it easy for application developers and data engineers to access the data from any source in a streamlined manner. - The single schema-less Data API endpoint - Review, configure metrics and dimensions in one place via UI - Data model visualization to make faster decisions - Data Export management scheduling API Our proxy perfectly fits into your current API management ecosystem (versioning, data access, discovery) no matter if you are using Mulesoft, Apigee, Tyk, or your homegrown solution. Leverage the capabilities of Data API and enrich your products with self-service analytics for dashboards, data Exports, or custom report composer for ad-hoc metric querying. Ready-to-use Report Builder and JavaScript components for popular charting libraries (Highcharts, BizCharts, Chart.js, etc.) makes it easy to embed data-rich functionality into your products. Your product or service users will love that because everybody likes to make data-driven decisions! And you will not have to make custom report queries anymore!
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    Qrvey Reviews
    Qrvey is the only solution for embedded analytics with a built-in data lake. Qrvey saves engineering teams time and money with a turnkey solution connecting your data warehouse to your SaaS application. Qrvey’s full-stack solution includes the necessary components so that your engineering team can build less software in-house. Qrvey is built for SaaS companies that want to offer a better multi-tenant analytics experience. Qrvey's solution offers: - Built-in data lake powered by Elasticsearch - A unified data pipeline to ingest and analyze any type of data - The most embedded components - all JS, no iFrames - Fully personalizable to offer personalized experiences to users With Qrvey, you can build less software and deliver more value.
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    DQOps Reviews

    DQOps

    DQOps

    $499 per month
    DQOps is a data quality monitoring platform for data teams that helps detect and address quality issues before they impact your business. Track data quality KPIs on data quality dashboards and reach a 100% data quality score. DQOps helps monitor data warehouses and data lakes on the most popular data platforms. DQOps offers a built-in list of predefined data quality checks verifying key data quality dimensions. The extensibility of the platform allows you to modify existing checks or add custom, business-specific checks as needed. The DQOps platform easily integrates with DevOps environments and allows data quality definitions to be stored in a source repository along with the data pipeline code.
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    Querona Reviews
    We make BI and Big Data analytics easier and more efficient. Our goal is to empower business users, make BI specialists and always-busy business more independent when solving data-driven business problems. Querona is a solution for those who have ever been frustrated by a lack in data, slow or tedious report generation, or a long queue to their BI specialist. Querona has a built-in Big Data engine that can handle increasing data volumes. Repeatable queries can be stored and calculated in advance. Querona automatically suggests improvements to queries, making optimization easier. Querona empowers data scientists and business analysts by giving them self-service. They can quickly create and prototype data models, add data sources, optimize queries, and dig into raw data. It is possible to use less IT. Users can now access live data regardless of where it is stored. Querona can cache data if databases are too busy to query live.
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