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Application Integration overview

Application Integration is an Integration-Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS) solution in Google Cloud that offers a comprehensive set of core integration tools to connect and manage the multitude of applications (Google Cloud services and third-party SaaS) and data required to support various business operations.

Application Integration is serverless, auto-scales, and is fully managed by Google. This means that with simple point-and-click configurations, you can quickly and securely create, maintain, and scale your integrations directly on top of Google's scalable infrastructure.

Key features

Application Integration offers the following key features:

An intuitive drag-and-drop interface that lets you design and develop your entire integration flow with little or no code.

A growing library of pre-built connectors to connect to various Google Cloud services and other business applications.

A visual data mapping editor with comprehensive mapping functions to address complex data transformation requirements in no time.

Built-in tasks to define individual actions within an integration to facilitate seamless data transfer, communication, and synchronization between applications.

Out-of-the-box triggers that let you initiate and automate the execution of the configured tasks in an integration.

Monitor and get visibility into the usage, performance, alerts, and the overall health of your integration resources.

High-level architecture

The following diagram shows the high-level architecture of Application Integration:

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Key benefits

With Application Integration, business organizations can:

  • Configure and use integrations to connect enterprise applications like Salesforce, databases like MySQL, and event driven systems like Cloud Pub/Sub.
  • Create long-running processes triggered by a variety of source data inputs.
  • Invoke integrations in response to external events or on a customized schedule.
  • Access and transform data payloads between applications into meaningful schema.

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