Access streaming data for low-latency client experience regardless of data size.
The MapLarge Platform's ingest capability is designed to connect existing enterprise data stores in a variety of deployment configurations, as well as stream sensor, IoT, and GIS data from external stores. Production MapLarge clusters handle the most demanding workflows including tracking nearly every plane in the sky and every boat in the ocean in near real-time.
Integrate and Process Real-time Multi-source, Multi-phenomenology Data Streams
MapLarge processes real-time sensor data to deliver actionable intelligence for decision support. The platform provides both horizontal and vertical scalability to support hundreds of billions of records with real-time interactivity with ACID compliant reliability and high availability. The MapLarge Platform helps orchestrate multiple sources of data into enterprise applications, running workflows to support day-to-day operations.
Automatically Synthesize Multi-source Data Feeds with Robust Connectors, Formats, and Schemas
MapLarge supports a wide array of connection options for streaming data including support for streaming sources like WebSockets, TCP, MQTT, ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ, Kafka, ElasticSearch, and BlobStores (AWS, Azure, and Google). MapLarge supports most common streaming data file formats including XML, JSON, KML, KMZ, CSV, Shapefile, GPX, GeoJSON, and many more.
Explore an Open Ecosystem of Data, Tools, and Services
MapLarge provides an open standards ecosystem, including import, transformations, query, base map visualization, and export that can operate at real-time streaming speed and enterprise scale. Streaming Ingest combined with governance from Security and Sharing & Collaboration building blocks enables an enterprise grade, scalable, standards compliant, and open ecosystem. Examples of systems and standards supported include OGC WMS, WFS, WMTS, KML/Z, CSV, SQL/ODBC/ADO.NET, File GeoDatabase, Google Map, Bing, Open Layers, Leaflet, QGis, MapBox, ArcGIS, S3, Azure Blob, GCS, Kubernetes, Docker, Kafka, MQTT, ActiveMQ, and many others.