The Metro Housing Authority, serving the public sector, experienced performance issues as an average of 300 users simultaneously accessed a single central database for both production and reporting needs. IT Manager Donald Butler decided to split the database into two separate systems—one dedicated to applications and another for reporting—to improve performance. To keep the reporting database current, it needed to mirror a subset of tables from the application database efficiently. By implementing Astera’s data integration platform, the Authority automated data synchronization between databases, ensuring timely, accurate reporting without impacting application performance.

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