Bring every remote site into your cloud offering. Built for the slow, high-latency links at remote sites.
Your product runs at customer sites with its own database. redfly keeps a central copy of every site current within a couple of minutes. You build the cloud features; we keep the data flowing.
- 100+ enterprise customers
- No rewrite
- No vendor lock-in
- Cloud
- Onsite
- Production grade
- 10B+ rows synced
- Outbound only
- Encrypted per site
"Once you set it up, it just works. We never have problems afterward."
"They worked diligently with us over multiple Black Fridays and Cyber Mondays. Now it works like a well oiled machine."
"During our time with this system, we saw everything break down. Sync worked perfectly throughout."
Built on the infrastructure you already trust
Getting data out of each site is where the work piles up.
Every deployment sits behind a link you do not control.
Delayed features
Dashboards, diagnostics and reports wait on data from the sites.
Stale visibility
A view that is a day behind is a view nobody trusts.
Manual recovery
A link drops, an export fails, someone re-runs it by hand.
Repeated integration work
Every new site means the same collection job, rebuilt and re-tested.
Engineering diverted
Collectors, retries and monitoring eat time meant for your product.
Sites that must keep working
Anything that competes with the local database gets switched off.
What redfly does
- Only changes
- Compressed
- Encrypted per site
- Offline support
Data from every site, without the plumbing.
Centralized data from every site
The current state of the tables you choose, every row stamped with its site.
Many sites per customer, one picture
All of a customer's sites, from your application.
A support desk that can see the site
Look before you call: the site's data is central within minutes.
Less to build and babysit
No collectors, retry logic or export jobs per site.
Operations come first
Dynamic throttling protects the site database under load.
Nothing reaches in
Outbound connections only. The site's network stays closed.
Five steps.
- 1
A small service runs inside the site's network
Beside the site database. Data goes out; nothing reaches in.
- 2
You choose the tables and rank them
Important tables stay current even on a slow link.
- 3
Changes queue at the site
Compressed and encrypted with a key unique to that site.
- 4
They land in your central store within a couple of minutes
One store, every row stamped with its site.
- 5
Your application reads from one place
Dashboards, support tools and analytics point at the central copy.
Built for the bad days.
The link drops
Changes wait at the site and go when it is back.
Something restarts
Each table picks up exactly where it stopped.
Rows get edited and deleted
Edits and deletes carry through, not just new rows.
The site gets busy
Dynamic throttling to preserve operational database performance under load.
Who we are looking for.
Technology at customer sites
Software, robotics or automation with its own database at each site.
SQL Server, MongoDB or Postgres
Any of the three at the site.
A central application
Existing or planned: a dashboard, support tool, reporting or analytics.
One contact, one site first
We install and run it with them, then roll out at your pace.
A contract to start, then a subscription: managing sync is a full-time job. See how pricing works
We have done this before.
The redfly API: reads served from memory, 70% off the database bill.
See caching and the redfly API →Talk to us about one deployment.
Tell us about one site, its database and its link. We will confirm fit and what a first site involves.
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