Design, Deploy, and Manage Data Jobs in Eclipse

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IRI Workbench™ is the free graphical user interface (GUI) and integrated development environment (IDE) for all IRI data management and protection software products, and the Voracity Platform, which it includes. The Workbench, available on Windows, MacOS, and Linux, controls jobs via proven IRI CoSort and Hadoop engines and utilizes everything Eclipse™ offers.1

The IRI Workbench has wizards for creating, converting, discovering, and managing metadata, which allow you to create, deploy, and manage simple job scripts (SortCL, etc.), data definition files (DDFs), and XML workflows that are common to all IRI software types. You can also manage your databases and develop and work with applications in any other language or plug-in that is supported in Eclipse.

Using any interactive design features

Syntax-aware editors with dynamically linked contours

Assistants for the pragmatic creation of new jobs (script generation)

Helpful graphical dialogs and form editors for changing metadata and order specifications

Modern visual workflow designer with Sirius graphics (enlargement of the screenshot below)

Erwin (AnalytiX DS) Mapping Manager and table-compatible mappings

Java API for ingesting or processing Voracity job metadata from your own applications.

Using any interactive design features

Data determination, Profiling, Classification, and Metadata Definition

 

Very Large DataBase (VLDB) Extraction in IRI FACT or Voracity

DW ETL, Change Data Capture and DBReorganizations with FACT and CoSort, or Voracity

 

Data migration and replication over IRI NextForm or Voracity

Data masking, Encryption and Re-identification Risk Assessment in IRI FieldShield, DarkShield, CellShield EE or Voracity

E-R-, Workflow, and Transform MappingDiagram

Everything you need, simplified in an Eclipse™ based GUI

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Within the wizards and dialogs of IRI Workbench, data mapping, MDM, and rule application capabilities are also included. Each created or imported job generates one or more standalone job scripts or configuration files to perform the aforementioned tasks.

Change jobs with GUI components or the syntax-enabled editor. Execute jobs via the GUI, the command line of the local or remote system, a batch script, or an API call. Here Find all possible job distributions.

IRI jobs are defined in simple, portable text files that you can run anywhere the backend software is licensed. The data and script job definitions, all use the common Metadata Sort Control Language programSortCL) 4GL, most familiar to CoSort users and Voracity solution architects.

Job scripts, workflows, rules, and other metadata, which are managed in the IRI workbench, can be easily searched and shared with the integrated Eclipse functionality. Free Eclipse plugins such as GIT and SVN support team sharing and version control as well as metadata line and impact analysis.

You can learn more about the individual GUI components of the IRI product and how they work in the usual order via the following links:

1. Eclipse plugins for the IRI Workbench allow you to do many other things with or apart from IRI jobs within the same environment. For example, you can develop and run database, Java, or MapReduce code, or Python, Perl, or other shell scripts. You can also SQL-Code and run programs with integrated editors, command-line operations with tools like WickedShell test and execute or use practical plug-ins for Knime, R, CDT, et al.... all located in the same window.