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Event Driven Connectors

Event-driven connectors are tools used to enable systems and applications to interact with each other through events. This can provide benefits such as cross-system flexibility, faster response, and better scalability. Event-driven connectors are used especially in event-driven architectures. Event-driven architecture is one in which a system reacts through events. These events represent changes in the state of the system. Event-driven connectors detect and react to these events. Detected events are notified to other applications using communication tools between the systems or applications to which they are connected. These communication tools may often include message queues or publish/subscribe mechanisms. It facilitates integration between systems by allowing different systems to interact with each other. This is commonly used in scenarios where there is a need to communicate between different applications.

  • JMS Connector: JMS connector allows easy access to JMS and messaging.

  • Google Pubsub Connector: Google Pub/Sub connector provides integration between Google Cloud's Pub/Sub service and external applications or systems.

  • AWS Simple Queue connector: AWS Simple Queue connector provides integration with Simple Queue Service from AWS.

  • MQTT connector: MQTT connector allows applications to interact with MQTT.