EAC – Deployment & Monitoring App for Talend ETL Flows

EAC (ETL Administration Console) is an application for deploying, scheduling, and monitoring Talend ETL flows. It streamlines and automates the management of your Talend Open Studio or Talaxie jobs. Import and deploy your compiled jobs in a few clicks. Monitor their execution in real time and schedule your processing down to the second. Benefit from a multi-server setup with load balancing. Designed for demanding technical teams, EAC offers a clean, fast interface that brings together everything you need to effectively run your ETL processes, alongside Talend’s native tools.

Why choose EAC for your ETL flows?

Avoid command-line launches and generic tools not built for Talend or Talaxie. EAC provides an intuitive, complete app for deploying, scheduling, and monitoring your ETL flows.

Deploy compiled Talend flows

Import and deploy your Talend or Talaxie jobs in a few clicks for fast, reliable ETL integration.

Version tracking

Stay in control of deployment history, identify changes, and simplify debugging.

Task creation

Create and schedule ETL tasks with ease, add notifications, and handle errors safely.

Job execution

Run your Talend or Talaxie jobs on one or multiple servers and scale execution power to your data volumes.

Processing monitoring

Monitor flow status in real time, access detailed logs, and optimize operations.

Context overrides

Easily adjust context variables without recompiling jobs for instant flexibility.

Multi-server

Multi-server deployment: gain power and flexibility.

EAC’s multi-server mode offers intelligent workload distribution and high scalability. Deploy your Talend jobs across several servers to absorb traffic spikes, ensure ETL availability, and keep centralized administration with a global view of all execution nodes.

REST API

Control and monitor your ETL via API

With EAC’s REST API, trigger or stop a task remotely and view a job’s execution details in real time. This flexibility lets you kick off ETL automatically from third-party software, integrate flows into business processes, and trigger processing based on specific events.