CloverETL Engine is an open source software written in the Java programming language and designed to act as a data integration framework and ETL tool.
CloverETL Designer is a commercial GUI (Graphical User Interface) for the CloverETL Engine. CloverETL can be used to transform data, and allows for platform independence.
CloverETL Engine is light-footed and embeddable, provides powerful parallel processing, workflow automation, a robust tool to get your work done.
Begin written in the Java programming language, both CloverETL engine and designer apps support Linux, Mac OS X and Windows operating systems.
What is new in this release:
- CloverETL 3.5 brings a brand new Data Quality package, including a very useful Validator component. There are also a number of improvements on the Server front - usability and monitoring improvements come along with enhanced management of the Cluster, and there are some neat new perks for administrators as well.
What is new in version 4.0.7:
- CloverETL 3.5 brings a brand new Data Quality package, including a very useful Validator component. There are also a number of improvements on the Server front - usability and monitoring improvements come along with enhanced management of the Cluster, and there are some neat new perks for administrators as well.
What is new in version 4.0.2:
- CloverETL 3.5 brings a brand new Data Quality package, including a very useful Validator component. There are also a number of improvements on the Server front - usability and monitoring improvements come along with enhanced management of the Cluster, and there are some neat new perks for administrators as well.
What is new in version 3.5.0 Milestone 2:
- This second milestone release of CloverETL 3.5.0 adds a validator component, encrypted parameters, a JSONExtract component, improved Server health monitoring, and improved Server usability.
What is new in version 3.4.2:
- This version fixes bugs, improves graph-to-HTML exportation, initializes the EmailSender connection to an SMTP server in a specific phase, and upgrades the JSch library to 0.1.50.
What is new in version 3.4.0:
- This version contains all the features of its 2 milestones and more.
- Only one cluster node needs a connection to server database; other nodes will connect through it.
- There is a ClusterSimpleCopy component and improved visualization of errors in the graph log.
- HTTPConnector supports PUT and DELETE methods.
What is new in version 3.4.0 Milestone 2:
- Designer DB connections proxied through Server.
- A new server Web interface, an ExecuteMapReduce component, repartitioning and improved cluster tracking, XSLT2.0 in XSLTransformer, Weblogic 12c support on Server, additional usability improvements of Designer, and improved Profiler integration with Server.
What is new in version 3.3.1:
- Tracking is reported in % (e.g. now it's "30%" vs the previous "0.3"). XMLExtract: autofilling did not work.
- SystemExecute will not delete a temp file if the component fails.
- Recapacity of CloverBuffer was not allowed.
- The CTLUtils class could not be used in transformations.
- Incorrect last modification date on SFTP has been fixed.
- The org.jetel.license dependency has been removed from the org.jetel.component plugin.
What is new in version 3.4.0 Milestone 1:
- Precise cluster allocation, dynamic load balancing in graphs and cluster, big data support via Hadoop hdfs and Hive, Data Profiler integration on the server, and usability improvements in Designer.
What is new in version 3.3.0:
- This release brings new capabilities for orchestrating processes and workflows, much improved cloud connectivity and powerful Data Profiler are now integrated into the platform.
What is new in version 3.1.2:
- Customization options for OEM partners.
- Minor XMLWriter tweaks.
- The file URLs form has been changed to be Java compliant.
- A bug in the XMLExtract mapping editor has been fixed: it preserves the mapping of items mapped by ../ notation.
Requirements:
- Java 2 Standard Edition Runtime Environment
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