MarkLogic Data Hub Service (DHS) is a fully automated cloud service to integrate data from silos. Based on the MarkLogic Data Hub, the service enables agile teams to immediately start integrating and curating data for both operational and analytical use. It provides on-demand capacity, auto-scaling, automated database operations, and proven enterprise data security in a cost-effective and predictable way even as enterprise workloads fluctuate. DHS provisions within minutes, allowing customers to deploy their MarkLogic Data Hub configurations quickly.
MarkLogic and AWS have been working together since 2009, and this DHS on AWS service, which leverages 16+ AWS services to offer a secure, elastic, and serverless single tenant SaaS solution is a result of that engagement.
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MarkLogic Data Hub Service is a service that provides a simple, robust, modern and secure Data Hub for customer’s migration and mission-critical applications.
DHS can load all your heterogeneous data as is and performs instant analysis on source data. It offers powerful data curation capabilities to build a semantic model, apply security and governance, and make data accessible via standard APIs.
DHS is inclusive of hardware, software, operations, and support. It provides enterprise-grade performance, reliability, and security at a predictable price. Also, free compute bursts based on accumulated credits results in a scalable cost-effective solution.
Empower your DataOps team to focus on creating differentiated value from data without the burden of operating underlying infrastructure. DHS accelerates data analysis and increases efficiency in delivering timely business-relevant insights.
DHS supports open standards for loading, searching, and sharing data. Developers can use AWS services like Lambda, Glue, Beanstalk etc to orchestrate a MarkLogic Data Hub deployed on DHS. DHS provides various end-points like REST, ODBC, Java SDK etc to securely access and perform operations on the Data Hub.
CMS launched HealthCare.gov within 18 months. In under five months post-launch, MarkLogic supported 5,500+ transactions per second to help over eight million people sign up for health insurance.
MarkLogic has supported 160,000 concurrent users and delivered over 99.9% availability. Over 99.99% of queries have logged response times of less than 0.1 seconds, without any data loss or inconsistency.
CMS can now integrate data as is, so there was no need to recode data from multiple states, government agencies, and health plan providers. This made it easy to provide competitive healthcare options to site users.