CData API Server vs. CData Connect vs. Microsoft Power Query vs. PrestoAPI Comparison Chart

The CData API Server is the fastest and easiest way to build and deploy data driven APIs. With API Server users can create APIs that deliver application back–ends for internal applications, facilitate mobile development projects, expose data as a service, and deploy enterprise–class microservices. The API Server is an installed application that includes everything needed to create, run, manage and secure APIs - all without custom development. It enables you to create and deliver self-contained API endpoints, on-premise or to the cloud - that connect to any application or database and translate REST, JSON, and OData API calls to your configured IT resources. Complete with API critical features like access-control, data security, monitoring, and management, API server is a powerful tool to help modernize your back-end infrastructure. Download a 30-day free trial of CData API Server or learn more at: https://www.cdata.com/apiserver/

Power Query is the easiest way to connect, extract, transform and load data from a wide range of sources. Power Query is a data transformation and data preparation engine. Power Query comes with a graphical interface for getting data from sources and a Power Query Editor for applying transformations. Because the engine is available in many products and services, the destination where the data will be stored depends on where Power Query was used. Using Power Query, you can perform the extract, transform, and load (ETL) processing of data. Microsoft’s Data Connectivity and Data Preparation technology that lets you seamlessly access data stored in hundreds of sources and reshape it to fit your needs—all with an easy to use, engaging, no-code experience. Power Query supports hundreds of data sources with built-in connectors, generic interfaces (such as REST APIs, ODBC, OLE, DB and OData) and the Power Query SDK to build your own connectors.