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Sync GitHub repositories with your Data Warehouse

GitHub is a platform for developers that enables the creation, hosting, and collaboration of code repositories, with version control via Git.

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Connect GitHub with the leading data warehouses on the market

Connect GitHub with the leading data warehouses on the market

GitHub + Amazon S3

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GitHub + Azure Synapse

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GitHub + BigQuery

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GitHub + ClickHouse

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What is Erathos?

Sync GitHub data and monitor the health of your repositories

Erathos is a complete ELT software that extracts data from various sources through instant integrations. With plug & play connectors, you consolidate all your data in a single analytical environment and build a Data Warehouse in minutes.

Why Erathos?

From GitHub to your Data Warehouse in minutes

From GitHub to your Data Warehouse in minutes

Plug and play connectors

Connect GitHub with more than 80 other plug-and-play integrations. Eliminate time-consuming manual processes and consolidate all your information into a single analytics environment, ready to generate actionable insights.

Greater control over pipelines

Build GitHub data pipelines quickly: select the relevant data, set the schedule, frequency, and refresh type without writing a single line of code. You stay in full control, with complete flexibility.

Edge observability

Monitor your GitHub pipelines with real-time alerts via email, Slack, or Discord. Stop being caught off guard by sync errors and ensure your data is always up to date and reliable.

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Our customers

Writing data-driven stories

Writing data-driven stories

"Erathos has revolutionized the way WePayments approaches data management. With its ability to integrate data from multiple SaaS into a single data warehouse, our technical team can now focus more effectively on the company's core business. With Erathos, we’ve been able to implement dashboards that provide insights across all areas of the company. This has not only enriched our organizational culture but also significantly improved our decision-making process."

Matheus Gobato Nunes

CTO & co-founder @WePayments

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"Erathos has revolutionized the way WePayments approaches data management. With its ability to integrate data from multiple SaaS into a single data warehouse, our technical team can now focus more effectively on the company's core business. With Erathos, we’ve been able to implement dashboards that provide insights across all areas of the company. This has not only enriched our organizational culture but also significantly improved our decision-making process."

Matheus Gobato Nunes

CTO & co-founder @WePayments

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Simplified data ingestion

Move your data in minutes

Move your data in minutes

1

Select your data source

More than 80 plug-and-play connectors to consolidate data from multiple sources, eliminate time-consuming manual processes, and establish a pipeline.

2

Setup your pipeline

Manage your pipeline seemlessly. Select a sync hour, frequency and type at a table/endpoint level.

3

Select your data warehouse

Choose between BigQuery, Databricks, Redshift and PosgreSQL to centrlize your data

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which GitHub data can I sync with the Data Warehouse?

Erathos connects GitHub to your Data Warehouse, exporting repositories, commits, pull requests, issues, CI/CD pipelines, and engineering metrics incrementally.

Is GitHub data synchronized incrementally?

Yes! GitHub integration through Erathos is incremental by default: only new or changed data is synchronized on each run. This ensures efficient pipelines, lower processing costs, and data that is always up to date in your Data Warehouse.

Can I test the GitHub integration for free?

Yes! You can try the Github integration free for 14 days. Just connect Github as a new source — you'll have two weeks to validate whether the connector meets your needs before any charges apply.

Which data warehouses can I send GitHub data to?

With Erathos, you can send data from GitHub to the market’s leading data warehouses: BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, Databricks, Amazon S3, and PostgreSQL. Just choose your destination and set up the pipeline in minutes, with no code required.

Does Erathos integrate GitHub directly with other systems?

No. Erathos does not provide direct integrations between GitHub and other systems (“point-to-point”). Our focus is to centralize GitHub data in a Data Warehouse, creating a single source of truth so your company can make decisions based on reliable data.

Which GitHub data can I sync with the Data Warehouse?

Erathos connects GitHub to your Data Warehouse, exporting repositories, commits, pull requests, issues, CI/CD pipelines, and engineering metrics incrementally.

Is GitHub data synchronized incrementally?

Yes! GitHub integration through Erathos is incremental by default: only new or changed data is synchronized on each run. This ensures efficient pipelines, lower processing costs, and data that is always up to date in your Data Warehouse.

Can I test the GitHub integration for free?

Yes! You can try the Github integration free for 14 days. Just connect Github as a new source — you'll have two weeks to validate whether the connector meets your needs before any charges apply.

Which data warehouses can I send GitHub data to?

With Erathos, you can send data from GitHub to the market’s leading data warehouses: BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, Databricks, Amazon S3, and PostgreSQL. Just choose your destination and set up the pipeline in minutes, with no code required.

Does Erathos integrate GitHub directly with other systems?

No. Erathos does not provide direct integrations between GitHub and other systems (“point-to-point”). Our focus is to centralize GitHub data in a Data Warehouse, creating a single source of truth so your company can make decisions based on reliable data.

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