Burst Load platform

Move the complete dataset with parallel work you can operate.

Burst Load profiles the source, divides large tables into bounded slices, moves many independent units concurrently, and records enough progress to resume unfinished work without repeating completed data.

Parallel
Tables and slices

Use bounded workers across large tables and independent objects.

Adaptive
Production-minded defaults

Start from measured behavior and tune only the exceptions.

Durable
Resume completed work

Restart unfinished slices without restarting the complete move.

Plan

Turn a database into schedulable work.

Omni Loader inspects tables, keys, sizes, and target behavior before execution. Large tables become concurrent ranges while smaller tables move alongside them, all within explicit worker and bandwidth limits.

Automatic large-table slicing
Concurrent tables and bounded workers
Source, network, and target limits kept visible
Project defaults with table-level overrides

Run and recover

Keep useful work when a long move is interrupted.

Progress belongs to durable work units rather than one fragile process. Failed or interrupted slices return to the queue while completed slices remain complete, making restarts proportional to what is left.

Per-table and per-slice progress
Retry only unfinished work
Bandwidth and concurrency controls
Console jobs suitable for schedulers and CI/CD

Specialized outputs

Use the same engine for rows, objects, and analytical loads.

Extract large binary values to object storage, produce compressed warehouse-ready files, or apply precise transformation and mapping rules without replacing the movement engine.

Binary and large-object extraction
Data-lake and warehouse file generation
Project and table customization
Versioned JSON execution plans

Keep exploring

See the connected parts of the platform.

Turn the full move into bounded, restartable work.

Bring table sizes, keys, source limits, target ingestion, and the migration window. We will map slices, workers, recovery, and delivery.