Connectors with Bento
FlowMQ integrates with Bento, a powerful connector framework that provides access to 300+ databases, cloud services, applications, and systems. This integration enables seamless data movement and real-time synchronization across your entire technology stack.
Overview
Bento provides a unified connector framework that allows FlowMQ to:
- Connect to 300+ Systems: Databases, cloud services, APIs, and applications
- Real-time Data Sync: Bidirectional data flow with change data capture
- Protocol Translation: Convert between different data formats and protocols
- Event Streaming: Capture and stream events from any connected system
- Data Transformation: Transform data between different schemas and formats
Connector Categories
Databases
Relational Databases
- PostgreSQL: Full CDC support with logical replication
- MySQL: Binary log replication and change tracking
- Oracle: LogMiner and GoldenGate integration
- SQL Server: Change Data Capture and Always On
- MariaDB: Binary log streaming
- CockroachDB: Distributed SQL with CDC
- TiDB: MySQL-compatible distributed database
NoSQL Databases
- MongoDB: Change streams and oplog replication
- Cassandra: Commit log streaming
- Redis: Pub/sub and stream processing
- DynamoDB: Streams and DynamoDB Streams
- CouchDB: Changes feed and replication
- InfluxDB: Time-series data streaming
- TimescaleDB: Time-series PostgreSQL extension
Data Warehouses
- Snowflake: Snowpipe and change tracking
- BigQuery: Real-time streaming inserts
- Redshift: Change data capture
- Databricks: Delta Lake streaming
- ClickHouse: High-performance analytics
- Apache Druid: Real-time analytics
Cloud Services
AWS Services
- S3: Object storage events and streaming
- DynamoDB: Streams and change tracking
- RDS: Database change capture
- Lambda: Serverless function triggers
- SQS/SNS: Message queuing and notifications
- Kinesis: Real-time data streaming
- EventBridge: Event routing and processing
Google Cloud
- BigQuery: Real-time data analytics
- Cloud Storage: Object storage events
- Cloud SQL: Database change capture
- Pub/Sub: Message queuing
- Dataflow: Stream processing
- Firestore: Document database changes
Azure Services
- Azure SQL: Change data capture
- Cosmos DB: Change feed streaming
- Blob Storage: Storage events
- Event Hubs: Real-time event streaming
- Service Bus: Message queuing
- Data Lake: Big data storage
Other Cloud Services
- MongoDB Atlas: Managed MongoDB with streams
- Redis Cloud: Managed Redis with pub/sub
- Confluent Cloud: Managed Kafka platform
- Elastic Cloud: Managed Elasticsearch
- Databricks: Unified analytics platform
Applications
CRM & Marketing
- Salesforce: Real-time platform events
- HubSpot: Contact and deal changes
- Pipedrive: Deal and contact updates
- Zoho CRM: Customer data changes
- Mailchimp: Email campaign events
- Intercom: Customer messaging events
E-commerce
- Shopify: Order and product updates
- WooCommerce: WordPress e-commerce
- Magento: E-commerce platform events
- Stripe: Payment processing events
- PayPal: Payment gateway events
- Square: Point-of-sale data
Business Applications
- Slack: Channel and message events
- Microsoft Teams: Chat and meeting events
- Zoom: Meeting and webinar events
- Notion: Database and page changes
- Airtable: Base and record updates
- Monday.com: Project management events
Developer Tools
- GitHub: Repository and issue events
- GitLab: CI/CD and repository events
- Jira: Issue and project updates
- Confluence: Page and space changes
- Trello: Board and card updates
- Asana: Task and project changes
Systems & Infrastructure
Monitoring & Observability
- Prometheus: Metrics collection
- Grafana: Dashboard and alert events
- Datadog: Monitoring and APM data
- New Relic: Application performance data
- Splunk: Log and event data
- Elasticsearch: Search and analytics
DevOps & CI/CD
- Jenkins: Build and deployment events
- GitLab CI: Pipeline execution events
- GitHub Actions: Workflow execution
- CircleCI: Build and test events
- Docker: Container lifecycle events
- Kubernetes: Pod and service events
IoT & Edge
- MQTT Brokers: IoT device data
- OPC UA: Industrial automation data
- Modbus: Industrial protocol data
- LoRaWAN: Low-power wide-area networks
- BLE: Bluetooth Low Energy devices
- Zigbee: Wireless sensor networks
Integration Patterns
Database to Message Queue
yaml
# PostgreSQL to FlowMQ
source:
type: postgresql
host: localhost
port: 5432
database: myapp
username: user
password: pass
tables:
- users
- orders
- products
sink:
type: flowmq
url: your-namespace.flowmq.io
topics:
users: "data/users"
orders: "data/orders"
products: "data/products"Application to Database
yaml
# Salesforce to PostgreSQL
source:
type: salesforce
username: user@company.com
password: pass
security_token: token
objects:
- Account
- Contact
- Opportunity
sink:
type: postgresql
host: localhost
port: 5432
database: salesforce_sync
tables:
Account: accounts
Contact: contacts
Opportunity: opportunitiesReal-time Event Streaming
yaml
# Shopify to Multiple Destinations
source:
type: shopify
shop_name: mystore
access_token: token
webhooks:
- orders/create
- orders/updated
- products/create
sinks:
- type: flowmq
url: your-namespace.flowmq.io
topics:
orders: "ecommerce/orders"
products: "ecommerce/products"
- type: postgresql
host: localhost
database: analytics
tables:
orders: shopify_orders
products: shopify_products
- type: elasticsearch
hosts: ["localhost:9200"]
index: shopify_eventsConfiguration Examples
Change Data Capture
yaml
# MySQL CDC Configuration
source:
type: mysql
host: localhost
port: 3306
username: user
password: pass
database: myapp
cdc:
enabled: true
binlog_position: "mysql-bin.000001:1234"
tables:
- users
- orders
include_schema_changes: true
sink:
type: flowmq
url: your-namespace.flowmq.io
topics:
users: "cdc/users"
orders: "cdc/orders"API Integration
yaml
# REST API to FlowMQ
source:
type: http
url: "https://api.example.com/events"
method: GET
headers:
Authorization: "Bearer token"
polling_interval: 30s
pagination:
type: cursor
next_page_field: "next_cursor"
sink:
type: flowmq
url: your-namespace.flowmq.io
topic: "api/events"File Processing
yaml
# S3 to FlowMQ
source:
type: s3
bucket: my-data-bucket
prefix: events/
region: us-east-1
credentials:
access_key_id: key
secret_access_key: secret
file_types:
- json
- csv
- parquet
sink:
type: flowmq
url: your-namespace.flowmq.io
topic: "s3/events"Data Transformation
Schema Mapping
yaml
# Transform data between different schemas
transformations:
- type: field_mapping
source_field: "user_id"
target_field: "id"
- type: field_mapping
source_field: "created_at"
target_field: "timestamp"
format: "unix_timestamp"
- type: field_removal
fields: ["internal_id", "temp_data"]
- type: field_addition
fields:
source: "api"
version: "1.0"Data Enrichment
yaml
# Enrich data with external sources
enrichment:
- type: lookup
source: postgresql
table: user_profiles
join_field: user_id
target_field: user_id
add_fields:
- name
- email
- subscription_tier
- type: http_request
url: "https://api.geolocation.com/ip/{ip_address}"
method: GET
target_field: ip_address
add_fields:
- country
- city
- timezonePerformance Optimization
Parallel Processing
yaml
# Enable parallel processing
performance:
parallelism: 4
batch_size: 1000
buffer_size: 10000
timeout: 30sCaching
yaml
# Configure caching for lookups
caching:
enabled: true
ttl: 3600s
max_size: 10000
strategy: lruMonitoring & Observability
Metrics Collection
yaml
# Enable metrics and monitoring
monitoring:
metrics:
enabled: true
port: 9090
path: /metrics
logging:
level: info
format: json
health_check:
enabled: true
port: 8080
path: /healthError Handling
yaml
# Configure error handling and retries
error_handling:
retry:
max_attempts: 3
backoff: exponential
initial_delay: 1s
dead_letter_queue:
enabled: true
topic: "dlq/errors"
circuit_breaker:
enabled: true
failure_threshold: 5
recovery_timeout: 60sBest Practices
Choose Appropriate Connectors
- Use CDC for databases when possible
- Use webhooks for real-time application events
- Use polling for APIs without webhooks
Optimize Performance
- Configure appropriate batch sizes
- Use parallel processing for high-volume data
- Implement caching for frequent lookups
Handle Data Quality
- Validate data at source and destination
- Implement error handling and retries
- Use dead letter queues for failed messages
Monitor and Alert
- Set up metrics collection
- Configure alerts for failures
- Monitor data latency and throughput
Next Steps
- Check Connector Examples
- Learn about Supported Protocols
Future Enhancements
Bento integration with FlowMQ will continue to evolve with:
- More Connectors: Additional 300+ integrations
- Advanced Transformations: Complex data processing capabilities
- Visual Configuration: GUI for connector setup
- Enhanced Monitoring: Real-time dashboards and alerts
- Auto-scaling: Dynamic resource allocation
- Machine Learning: Intelligent data routing and processing