Over the course of this blog series, we’ve described several data management capabilities, as well as why those capabilities are important and worth caring about. We’ve covered testing, both in terms of test design automation and test data management, data governance and data masking, data migration and modernization, and data quality and improvement. Read More
We started this series of articles by talking about test design automation and the need to introduce automation throughout your testing processes. In this blog, we come full circle to talk, once again, about testing. Read More
In the previous article in this series, we discussed the importance of improving and maintaining the quality of your data. Along the same lines, it is also very important to make sure your data is well-governed. Read More
In conjunction with a newly created wizard used to generate Pseudonym Hash Replacement Rules, based on the same concept discussed in a previous article, a Pseudonym Hash Set File Creation Wizard is now also available in IRI Workbench. Read More
Pseudonymization is a data masking method involving the replacement of one or more original source values in a column in a table, file, or in free-floating text with another, usually consistent “synthetic” value. Read More
This is the first in a series of blog posts that will highlight the various data management capabilities provided by IRI Voracity across a range of contexts and use cases. Read More
As discussed in our primer article, set files are used to furnish data for a variety of IRI Voracity-compatible applications, like CoSort, FieldShield, DarkShield, NextForm, and RowGen. Read More
Introduction: In the context of IRI software, set files are text files containing realistic or replacement values for data management applications in the IRI Voracity platform ecosystem. Read More
Abstract: This is the final in a series of 4 articles pertaining to IRI Ripcurrent, an IRI-developed command-line Java application that utilizes the Debezium embedded engine and the streaming feature of the IRI (CoSort) SortCL program to react in real-time to database (DB) change events. Read More
Abstract: The previous article in this series of 4 demonstrated real-time data replication with IRI Ripcurrent, an IRI-developed command-line Java application that utilizes the Debezium embedded engine and the streaming feature of the IRI (CoSort) SortCL program. Read More
Abstract: Data collected, processed, and saved across industries is constantly generated and updated. Database (DB) tables can be refreshed with new data from applications or events in intervals as frequent as a fraction of a second. Read More