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# Introducing Gluesync 2.0: a new era in data synchronization

12 Jul 2024  [Gluesync](/blog/?category=gluesync)  2 min read

Gluesync 2.0 future-proof architecture, MOLO17’s biggest update yet. The release of Gluesync 2.0 marks a significant milestone for MOLO17, representing the most extensive update in the platform’s history. After \[…\]

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Gluesync 2.0 future-proof architecture, MOLO17’s biggest update yet.

The release of Gluesync 2.0 marks a significant milestone for MOLO17, representing the most extensive update in the platform’s history. After more than eight months of development, this version redefines how users approach data synchronization, transforming Gluesync from a simple software tool into a comprehensive platform.

## **A next-generation architecture**

Gluesync 2.0 boasts an entirely new architecture designed to lay the groundwork for future innovations. The addition of components such as Agents, the Core Hub, and APIs signifies a major shift from previous versions. This new structure is engineered to support hybrid data workloads, ranging from on-premises to cloud environments, and to handle both relational and non-relational data models.

Gluesync 2.0 future-proof architecture: Gluesync 2.0 introduces a range of significant enhancements, including a new architecture, advanced integration capabilities, and optimized performance. Read and discover the details.

## Gluesync 2.0 A future-proof architecture: From stateless to stateful

One of the most notable changes in Gluesync 2.0 is the transition from a stateless to a stateful architecture. In earlier versions, checkpoint data and metadata were stored within the source database. The new stateful design offers several advantages:

– **Change agility**: easier management of data structure changes across versions without affecting production databases.

– **Control**: enhanced decision-making capabilities with metadata stored within the platform.

– **Autonomy**: greater resilience and enterprise-level features, including improved security and safety measures.

### **Core hub: the platform’s brain**

At the heart of Gluesync 2.0 is the Core Hub, a central component responsible for critical tasks. The Core Hub communicates via APIs and web sockets, providing a rich user experience for connecting data across various sources. This component is crucial for the platform’s functionality and user interaction.

### **Enhanced API capabilities**

Gluesync 2.0 introduces robust API capabilities, extending beyond monitoring to include administrative operations. Developers can now manage complex tasks through a REST client interface, enhancing the platform’s flexibility and functionality.

### **Control plane: streamlined data management**

The new control plane offers a powerful UI for setting up, administering, monitoring, and tracking data flows across pipelines. This user-friendly interface simplifies the configuration and management of data pipelines, making it accessible to a broader user base.

![Gluesync control plane pipeline detail](https://molo17.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/control-plane-pipeline-details-1024x497.png)

Gluesync control plane pipeline detail

### **Expanded RDBMS support**

Gluesync 2.0 enables replication tasks between different RDBMSs, such as Oracle to PostgreSQL, Sybase to MS SQL Server, and IBM DB2 to Snowflake. This expanded support enhances the platform’s versatility and applicability across various database environments.

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## **Last but not least: Gluesync trial program**

We’re launching a new Gluesync trial program where users can get immediate access to a trial version. Just fill out an online form, and you’ll receive a link to the desired Gluesync configuration right in your mailbox.

[Click here and get **Gluesync for 30-Days trial.**](https://molo17.com/get-gluesync/)

[← Older article Gluesync 2.0: join the integration revolution](/blog/gluesync-2-0-join-the-integration-revolution/) [Newer article → Join us at the Gluesync 2.0 release party – UPDATE: recorded live video](/blog/join-us-at-the-gluesync-2-0-release-party/)

## Keep reading

1.  [Gluesync Event-driven integration with Chronos: webhooks and platform events Eliminate polling overhead with Chronos webhooks and platform events. Dynamically trigger Gluesync pipelines using external HTTP callouts or native Core Hub state changes. 5 Aug 2026](/blog/event-driven-integration-with-chronos-webhooks-and-platform-events/)
2.  [Gluesync Query Forge: cross-database federated SQL querying without data movement Query Forge turns Gluesync Core Hub into a secure federated SQL gateway. Run cross-database JOINs across remote agents using a dedicated JDBC driver with zero data movement. 5 Aug 2026](/blog/query-forge-federated-sql-querying/)
3.  [Gluesync Gluesync 2.2.5: high-speed snapshots, SAP HANA support and Oracle trigger-based CDC enhancements Gluesync 2.2.5 introduces SAP HANA target support and a re-engineered snapshot engine with 10x pre-fetch scaling. This release also brings significant performance gains for Oracle trigger-based agents and optimized UDF processing. 17 Apr 2026](/blog/gluesync-2-2-5/)

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