Connectors
Connectors are part of our open source repository of samples, examples and integrations.
Connectors help our users connect with other vendors such as AWS and Kafka.
You can explore the connector README files here in Quix Docs. When you are ready to start using them, head over to the Quix Code Samples GitHub repository, or sign up and log in to the platform.
Sources
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Confluent Kafka Source
Consume data from a Kafka topic in Confluent Cloud and publish it to a topic in Quix
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InfluxDB 2.0 Source
Periodically query InfluxDB 2.0 and publish the results to a Kafka topic.
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InfluxDB 3.0 Source
Use the InfluxDB 3.0 query API to periodically query InfluxDB and publish the results to a Kafka topic.
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Kafka Connect Source
Install a Kafka Connect source connector in the Quix platform
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MQTT Source
Consume data from an MQTT broker and publish it to a Kafka topic.
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Postgres CDC Source
Capture changes to a Postgres database table and publish the change events to a Kafka topic.
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Redis Source
Periodically query a Redis database and publish the results to a Kafka topic.
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SQL Change Data Capture Source
Capture changes to an SQL database table and publish the change events to a Kafka topic.
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Segment Source
Read event data from Segment and publish it to a Kafka topic.
Destinations
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Confluent Kafka Sink
Consume data from a Kafka topic in Quix and publish it to a topic in Confluent Cloud
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InfluxDB 3.0 Sink
Consume data from a Kafka topic in Quix and persist the data to an InfluxDB 3.0 database.
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Kafka Connect Sink
Install a Kafka Connect sink connector in the Quix platform
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MQTT Sink
Consume data from a Kafka topic and publish it to an MQTT broker
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Redis Sink
Consume data from a Kafka topic and persist it to Redis.
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Slack Sink
Consume data from a Kafka topic and send Slack notifications based on your matching criteria.