PostgreSQL SSIS Components by Devart
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What is PostgreSQL SSIS Components by Devart
PostgreSQL SSIS Components by Devart is a set of SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) connectors that enables ETL workflows between Microsoft SQL Server/SSIS and PostgreSQL. It targets data engineers and BI/ETL developers who build and run SSIS packages in Visual Studio/SQL Server Data Tools and deploy them to SQL Server environments. The components provide PostgreSQL-specific source/destination adapters and related connectivity features so PostgreSQL can participate in SSIS data flows without custom code. It is typically used for on-premises or Windows-based integration scenarios where SSIS is the standard orchestration tool.
Native fit for SSIS
The product integrates directly into SSIS as pipeline components, aligning with how SSIS packages are designed, executed, and scheduled. This reduces the need to introduce a separate integration platform when an organization already standardizes on SQL Server tooling. It supports common SSIS development and deployment patterns, including use within Visual Studio/SSDT projects. For teams invested in SSIS, this can simplify operational ownership compared with adopting a standalone integration suite.
PostgreSQL-focused connectivity
The components are purpose-built for PostgreSQL as a source and destination in SSIS data flows. This can reduce reliance on generic ODBC/OLE DB workarounds that may require additional configuration and can behave inconsistently across environments. PostgreSQL-specific adapters typically provide clearer configuration for connection properties and data movement. This focus helps when building repeatable ETL patterns between SQL Server ecosystems and PostgreSQL.
Works in on-prem environments
SSIS commonly runs in on-premises Windows/SQL Server estates, and these components are designed for that operating model. This suits organizations with network restrictions, regulated environments, or established SQL Server Agent scheduling and monitoring. It also fits scenarios where data movement must remain inside a private network. Compared with cloud-first integration tools, it can align better with legacy infrastructure constraints.
Limited to SSIS runtime
The product is tied to SSIS, so it does not provide a standalone integration runtime or orchestration layer outside the Microsoft SQL Server ecosystem. Organizations using heterogeneous ETL runtimes, containerized execution, or non-Windows deployment models may not be able to standardize on it. It also does not replace broader integration suites that include multi-endpoint connectivity, API integration, or event-driven patterns. As a result, it is best viewed as an SSIS extension rather than a full integration platform.
Narrow endpoint scope
These components primarily address PostgreSQL connectivity within SSIS rather than offering a broad catalog of connectors across applications, files, and cloud services. If a program requires many different source/target systems, teams may still need additional connectors or separate integration products. This can increase architectural complexity when PostgreSQL is only one of many endpoints. The product’s value is highest when PostgreSQL is a key system in SSIS-centric pipelines.
Licensing and version alignment
Commercial SSIS component packs typically require paid licenses and may have edition differences (for example, developer vs. production deployment). Teams must also manage compatibility across SQL Server/SSIS versions, Visual Studio/SSDT versions, and PostgreSQL versions. Upgrades can require testing and coordinated rollout across development and production servers. This operational overhead can be higher than using built-in connectors where available.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Developer edition | Not listed on Devart website — contact sales / ordering page | Allows installation/use on one or more development workstations for a single developer (development & testing). Licensing options described: subscription, perpetual, site license. Source: Devart ordering page. |
| Server edition | Not listed on Devart website — contact sales / ordering page | Allows installation on a single server for deploying Integration Services packages; permits installation on development workstations for one developer. |
| Site license | Not listed on Devart website — contact sales / ordering page | Allows unlimited installations within a single company. |
| SSIS Universal Bundle | $499.95 (1 year subscription); $999.95 (perpetual) | All-in-one bundle covering all SSIS Data Flow Components; listed price on Devart SSIS main page. |
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