# Introduction

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## DBSync Cloud Replication <a href="#dbsynccloudreplication-and-cdmversion7.x-keyfeatures" id="dbsynccloudreplication-and-cdmversion7.x-keyfeatures"></a>

Connect your CRMS like Salesforce, Dynamics 365, Business Central, Salesforce Health Cloud, and Popular Databases with ease to a wide range of supported endpoints, including popular databases like SQL Server,  SQLite (Edge Replication), MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and IBM Db2 and Popular Data Lakes/Warehouses like Snowflake, AWS RedShift, S3, Azure Synapse, MinIO and more.

## Key Features <a href="#dbsynccloudreplication-and-cdmversion7.x-keyfeatures" id="dbsynccloudreplication-and-cdmversion7.x-keyfeatures"></a>

### **Supported endpoints**

* Popular Databases such as SQL Server,  SQLite (Edge Replication), MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, IBM Db2
* BigData / Data Warehouse supported are MongoDB, Snowflake
* AWS includes S3, RedShift, Snowflake, AuroraDB, RDS
* Azure database management via SQLServer
* API support using Swagger API
* Sandbox seeding and Sandbox replication support

### **Run modes**

* Batch API, J2EE Web Server
* Deployments: EXE, Zip, Docker, AWS Images


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