actionETL Community edition is completely free, including for commercial use. It supports unlimited data volumes and is geared towards ETL solutions of low complexity.
.NET 5 Support
actionETL is now supported also on .NET 5, which adds new features and improved performance to the .NET ecosystem. Check out the full platform details.
A public release is now available that adds .NET Standard 2.0 and Linux, with overall support for:
Windows
Linux
.NET Framework 4.6.1+
.NET Standard 2.0+
.NET Core 2.1+
It also adds nuget.org distribution and dotnet new project templates, making it very easy to get up and running – it only takes these three commands to install templates, create and then run your first actionETL application – try it now!
dotnet new --install actionETL.templates.dotnet
dotnet new actionetl.console --output my-app
dotnet run --project my-app
The actionetl.console template created this trivial but useful starting point, where you can replace and add your own ETL logic:
using actionETL;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace actionETL.console.csharp
{
static class Program
{
static async Task Main()
{
// Test if file exists
var outcomeStatus = await new WorkerSystem()
.Root(ws =>
{
// Check filename loaded from "actionetl.aconfig.json"
new FileExistsWorker(ws, "File exists", ws.Config["TriggerFile"]);
})
.StartAsync();
// Exit with success or failure code
outcomeStatus.Exit();
}
}
}
