Payment Application Solutions

Gravic provides support for BASE24 Classic, BASE24-eps, FIS Connex, BPC SmartVista, Lusis Payments, and Verifone RTS (formerly AJB) in its patented HPE Shadowbase product line. The Shadowbase software features and benefits as described below are available for these payment environments.

"HPE Shadowbase Software is an excellent reference for BASE24 customers looking for an alternative to GoldenGate AKA Extractor Replicator for Active/Active Solutions."

-NonStop Business Manager

BASE24 Publications

GoldenOne Federal Credit Union migrated from Oracle GoldenGate to HPE Shadowbase software
- The team was so satisfied with HPE Shadowbase software that they presented the project at the HPE NonStop Technical Boot Camp
Cartu Bank Ensures Continuous Availability of Payment Services for Georgian Businesses with HPE Shadowbase software
A European Union regional bank migrated from Oracle GoldenGate to HPE Shadowbase
A Dutch multinational banking and financial services corporation underwent an upgrade project, and was forced to either pay large increases in licensing fees or having their licenses terminated by their old replication provider, and switched to HPE Shadowbase software
Two merged retailers used HPE Shadowbase Streams to integrate distinctly different applications by mirroring key parts of the HPE NonStop SQL and Oracle databases

Shadowbase Architectures

Disaster Recovery (Active/Passive)

Uni-direction replication — Replicate data from one system to another for rapid recovery after an outage

Seamless recovery
Hot production backups

Sizzling-Hot-Takeover (SZT)

Active/”Almost” Active — Replicate data from one system to another for automatic failover and recovery

Greatly improves recovery time
Only the active node’s application accepts “update” transactions
The backup node’s application can perform read-only queries and periodic test transactions for end-to-end verification

Continuous Availability (Active/Active)

Bi-direction replication — An application is running and updating two or more systems, backing each other up

Disaster tolerance
Scale applications and databases across multiple physical nodes as one logical system
Various architectures for avoiding data collisions
Algorithms for data collision detection and resolution