High Performance
A massively parallel, in-memory migration engine. It saturates your CPUs, your network, or your target's ingestion limit, whichever you hit first. Then you add more workers.
Self-tuning, high-performance streaming engine
No tuning ticket. No DBA on standby. Open the app, point it at the source and target, click start. The defaults are already production-tuned.
How does it work?
The Pelican engine was built from scratch, not bolted onto an old framework. It auto-slices tables for massively parallel processing and runs entirely in memory. No spilling to disk. No bottlenecks at the framework boundary.
The self-tuning logic does the work that usually requires a senior DBA. The UI exposes only the knobs you'll actually need. The rest is decided for you.
What actually moves the needle
Omni Loader uses every CPU core, typically one worker per core. For non-CPU-bound work, you can push beyond that. More workers means more concurrent slices, which means the migration finishes sooner.
Eventually you saturate something: CPU, network, or your target's ingestion capacity. When that happens, the fix is the same. Add more workers. On the same machine, or across many.
Is Omni Loader too fast for you?
A real concern: a fully loaded migration can starve other systems on the same network.
Cap the bandwidth Omni Loader is allowed to use, and the rest of your traffic keeps flowing.
Save time. Get the job done.
Tell us what you're moving. We'll get it done.