Incoming Connections
How to Create Connections
This video explains how data is retrieved from an endpoint. Incoming configurations use a connector to retrieve data from a remote server.
Examples of incoming connections:
- REST API
- SOAP API
- A database
- Files in the cloud or on an (S)FTP server
An incoming configuration can be part of multiple data routes to make it possible to retrieve the data only once and publish it to multiple endpoints.
Lessons in this course
Ease into the World of Integrations
What is Alumio?
1:52
Ease into the World of Integrations
What is Alumio? - Part 2
2:21
Ease into the World of Integrations
The Dashboard Explained
10:25
Introducing Integrations and Transformers
Creating the first Integration
12:28
Introducing Integrations and Transformers
Creating the first Integration - Part 2
10:05
Introducing Integrations and Transformers
Utilizing the powers of data transformers
13:33
Security, Best Practices, & Generally Useful Tips
Ensuring quick transmission between systems
5:39
Security, Best Practices, & Generally Useful Tips
Using API Keys, health checks, handling permissions
3:59
Security, Best Practices, & Generally Useful Tips
Naming conventions
4:15
Security, Best Practices, & Generally Useful Tips
Mapping and Filtering Data
4:15
Discovering the Platform in Detail
Task Page
4:02
Discovering the Platform in Detail
Route Page
4:37
Discovering the Platform in Detail
Incoming & Outgoing Configurations
3:47
Enriching, Mapping, Storing, and Sending Data
Entity Transformers
4:01
Enriching, Mapping, Storing, and Sending Data
HTTP Proxy (pulling data)
3:31
Enriching, Mapping, Storing, and Sending Data
Webhooks (communication between systems)
3:04
Enriching, Mapping, Storing, and Sending Data
Storing data
4:57
Enriching, Mapping, Storing, and Sending Data
Scheduling tasks
3:11
