Should I start a trial or book a call?
Start a trial if you have an environment ready and want to evaluate Gluesync on your own stack. Book a call if you first want to discuss product fit, architecture, deployment, licensing, or commercials with the MOLO17 team.
How long is the Gluesync trial?
The Gluesync trial runs for 30 days and includes enterprise support during the trial period.
How do I request a Gluesync trial?
Complete the trial form with your contact details and the source and target systems you want to connect. The MOLO17 team will follow up about the request.
Which deployment options are available for the trial?
The trial page provides Docker or Kubernetes deployment templates so you can evaluate Gluesync in your environment, including setup wizards for easing your journey.
Do I require any knowledge of Docker? Do I need Docker installed?
No. The Gluesync setup wizards and Compose kit auto-installer configure Docker and related dependencies for you, so you do not need Docker knowledge or a pre-installed container runtime to get started.
What are the system requirements for a trial?
Install Gluesync on a dedicated host, not on the source or target database. A POC needs about 8 vCPU, 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended), and 250 GB of disk. Linux, Windows, and macOS are supported; the setup wizards configure Docker for you. Full hardware, disk, and network details are in the Gluesync system requirements.
Can I evaluate Gluesync with my database systems?
Use the source and target selections in the trial form to describe the database or data systems you want to test with Gluesync.
Where can I read the technical documentation before starting?
Gluesync architecture, deployment, agent, security, and module documentation is available at docs.molo17.com.