Connector catalog

Kafka Connect is a framework for connecting Kafka to external systems. It uses source connectors to move data into Kafka, and sink connectors to move data out of Kafka.

The connector catalog contains a list of connectors that are supported either by IBM or the community:

IBM supported: Support is provided by IBM for customers who have a license for IBM Event Automation or IBM Cloud Pak for Integration. Raise any issues through the official IBM support channel. IBM will investigate, identify, and provide a fix when possible.
Community supported: Each community connector is subject to its own set of license terms and not supported by IBM. Raise issues through the community support links provided for each connector.

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Connector catalog

Kafka Connect is a framework for connecting Kafka to external systems. It uses source connectors to move data into Kafka, and sink connectors to move data out of Kafka.

The connector catalog contains a list of connectors that are supported either by IBM or the community:

IBM supported: Support is provided by IBM for customers who have a license for IBM Event Automation or IBM Cloud Pak for Integration. Raise any issues through the official IBM support channel. IBM will investigate, identify, and provide a fix when possible.
Community supported: Each community connector is subject to its own set of license terms and not supported by IBM. Raise issues through the community support links provided for each connector.

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Sink connector: consumes data from Kafka or Event Streams

JDBC

JDBC sink connector for copying data from Apache Kafka into a database.

IBM supports connections to DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, and PostgreSQL databases.

Download or build the connector plugin JAR from the repository.
Add the connector plugin to your Kafka Connect environment.

To add a connector, ensure you have your connector plugin directory or JAR files in the location specified in the plugin.path property of your Kafka Connect worker configuration (for example, <kafka>/config/connect-distributed.properties). The plugin.path property is a comma-separated list of paths to directories that contain connector plugins.

For example:
```
 plugin.path=/usr/local/share/java,/usr/local/share/kafka/plugins,/opt/connectors
```
Add connector dependencies to your Kafka Connect environment. For example, the Oracle JDBC driver is required when connecting to Oracle databases.
Restart Kafka Connect to make the new connector available in the environment.

For more information about how to set up a Kafka Connect environment, add connectors to it, and start the connectors, see how to set up and run connectors.

Connector catalog

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Connector catalog

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Elasticsearch

IBM MQ v2

IBM MQ v1

IBM MQ v2

IBM MQ v1

JDBC

FilePulse

MySQL (Debezium)

Oracle (Debezium)

PostgreSQL (Debezium)

Ably

Adobe Experience Platform

Amazon S3

ArangoDB

Azure Cosmos DB(SQL API)

Azure Cosmos DB (SQL API)

Azure Data Explorer

Batch.sh

Celonis EMS

Couchbase

Couchbase

Datadog Logs

Diffusion

Diffusion

FileStream

FileStream

Geode

Geode

HTTP

HTTP

Humio HEC

IBM Cloud Object Storage

MongoDB (Debezium)

MongoDB

MongoDB

SQL Server (Debezium)

Email

Flume Avro

Memcached

RSS

Kinetica

Kinetica

MarkLogic

MarkLogic

Neo4j

Neo4j

New Relic

Pulsar

RabbitMQ

Redis

Redis

Rockset

SAP HANA

SAP HANA

SingleStore

Snowflake

Solr

Splunk

Zeebe

Zeebe

Sink connector: consumes data from Kafka or Event Streams

JDBC