Data Replication

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Data replication involves creating a task to copy data from a source to a target database. This can be done through 1:1 replication, where all the data from the source is replicated to the target, or through incremental replication, where only the changes or updates since the last replication are copied to the target.

📄️ Create a Data Replication Task

The data replication function can help you to achieve real-time synchronization between the same/heterogeneous data sources, which is suitable for data migration/synchronization, data disaster recovery, reading performance expansion, and other business scenarios.

📄️ Manage Data Replication Task

Once the replication task is created, you can monitor and manage it in the task list.

📄️ Adding Processing Nodes to Replication Tasks

TapData supports integrating processing nodes into data replication tasks for requirements like data filtering or field adjustments.

📄️ Monitor Data Replication Task

Once the data replication task is started, the page will automatically redirect to the task monitoring page. From there, you can monitor the task's operation details, such as the status of the Agent, data synchronization progress, task progress, alert settings, and other relevant information.