Pervasive Data Integration Platform Architecture

The architecture behind the Pervasive Data Integration Platform consists of a unified set of developer-focused tools for promoting authoring efficiency and maximizing code reuse across projects. The data integration platform may be separated into five distinct parts:
Comprehensive Design Tools
The Pervasive Integrated Development Environment (IDE) supplies developers with the design tools they need to build effective multi-step integration processes and data transformations accessing hundreds of data sources and targets.
Design Repository for Management and Deployment
The repository is an open, XML-based file system that a developer uses to track and store work across multiple projects. A variety of user interfaces assist developers with access to the design repository.
Data Analysis
Pervasive Data Profiler is essential for auditing all data sources to identify “dirty data” in order to effect recommendations for remediation and risk management before those data sources enter production systems in the enterprise.
Runtime Engines for Production and Testing
Runtime engines provide the processing power to execute maps and processes created by developers, independent of the design environment for automated production purposes. Engines may be run locally for quick access to view data and test designs. In production, engines may be deployed to support configurations for scaling, distributed architectures and embedding.
Integration Services
For Service-Oriented Architectures and Web services
You can purchase the entire integration platform to solve all of your integration needs, or purchase just the components you need immediately.