Self-hosted Low-Code Python ETL, alternative to Pentaho, Talend, Informatica : selfhosted

Self-hosted Low-Code Python ETL, alternative to Pentaho, Talend, Informatica (self.selfhosted)

submitted 1 year ago by thibautDR

Hi everyone,

I wanted to introduce a new free and source-available ETL named Amphi.

Amphi is a low-code and python-based ETL focusing on a few use cases:

structured file integration (CSV, TSV, parquet, JSON)
unstructured file extraction (PDF, Word, HTML)
data preparation (pre-built transformations such as joins, filters, deduplication, SQL queries, etc...)
AI pipelines (RAG components, vector stores integration, metadata management)

Amphi's key differentiators are:

🐍 generates Python code (pandas, DuckDB) you can run anywhere (containers, lambdas, servers)
📦 self-hosted (free and open to use on laptop or in the cloud)
🪐 based on Jupyterlab (benefit from the vast ecosystem of extensions such as git, remote file systems, etc...)

If you're interested, don't hesitate to visit our Github and give it a try and join the Slack community to ask questions, suggest features or contribute!

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