SnapLogic is extending its pre-built intelligent connectors – called Snaps – to the Microsoft Azure Data Lake Store, providing fast, self-service data ingestion, and transformation from virtually any to Microsoft’s cloud-based repository for big data analytics workloads.
This latest integration between SnapLogic and Microsoft Azure helps enterprise customers gain new insights and unlock business value from their cloud-based big data initiatives, according to SnapLogic.
The Microsoft Azure Data Lake Store is hyper-scale repository for big data analytics. With SnapLogic, users can ingest data from any source and in any format to Microsoft Azure Data Lake Store for further processing on an HDInsight cluster.
“As data gravity continues to move to the cloud, enterprises require a modern, agile platform to manage the massive volumes and varieties of data increasingly being stored and processed in data lakes,” said Craig Stewart, vice president of product management at SnapLogic. “Together with Microsoft, we are making it easier and faster for our customers to turn big data in the cloud into intelligent, actionable insights that in turn deliver meaningful value to the business.”
This news continues SnapLogic’s ongoing collaboration with Microsoft and follows recent developments including: SnapLogic’s support of Microsoft HDInsight, Microsoft’s cloud-based Hadoop distribution that supports managed processing of structured, semi-structured and unstructured data; and the availability of SnapLogic’s hybrid execution framework for Microsoft Azure – the Azureplex – on the Microsoft Azure marketplace.
SnapLogic also offers Snaps for Microsoft Azure SQL Data Warehouse, Microsoft Azure SQL Database, and Microsoft Azure Blob Storage
SnapLogic will be showcasing the new Snaps for Microsoft Azure Data Lake Store next week in Booth #204 at the Strata + Hadoop World conference taking place in New York from September 27-29.
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