Apama and StreamBase altering ESP

BOTTOM LINE: Progress Apama 2.4

Company: Progress Software, http://www.progress.com/ Good -- 7.8

CriteriaScoreWeight
Developer tools8.035.0
Scalability7.025.0
Management8.015.0
Setup9.010.0
Value8.010.0
Reporting6.05.0
Product:Progress Apama 2.4
Cost:Starts at US$100,000 per year; includes five named users (for Event Modeler and Dashboard Studio access)
Platforms:Event Manager, Event Store: Solaris 2.8, Windows NT/2000/XP/2003, Red Hat 7.3/Enterprise 3, Suse ES 9; Event Modeler, Scalability and Management Environment (EMM Console): Windows NT/2000/XP/2003; Dashboard Studio, Research Studio: Windows 2000/XP/2003
Bottom Line:Apama 2.4 delivers strong features for filtering, aggregating, and correlating event streams in real time. The rules-based approach is cumbersome but effective. Additional tools such as the built-in Dashboard Wizard and well-built adapter framework make this a fine choice in an enterprise integration strategy.

BOTTOM LINE: StreamBase 3.5

Company: StreamBase Systems, http://www.streambase.com/ Very Good -- 8.1

CriteriaScoreWeight
Developer tools9.035.0
Scalability8.025.0
Management6.015.0
Setup9.010.0
Value8.010.0
Reporting6.05.0
Product:StreamBase 3.5
Cost:Developer Edition: free; Enterprise Edition: starts at US$95,000
Platforms:Server and authoring: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3AS (64/32), Windows XP Pro/2003 Server, Solaris 8/9 (SPARC); Sun JDK 1.5.0_06+
Bottom Line:StreamBase uses its own StreamSQL in a familiar interface for developing time-centric, stream query apps. Complexity is hidden through drag-and-drop graphical development, a good function library, and well-integrated simulation facility. Management and adapters are light, but clustering and fail-over help bridge reliability requirements..

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