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April 23, 2024
The following connector versions are deprecated as on 20 April, 2024:
- MongoDB (version 1)
- Oracle DB (version 1)
Instead, use MongoDB V2 and Oracle DB V2 connectors.
April 15, 2024
The HTTP connector now supports the following additional authentication types:
- Service account
- Service account ID token authentication
- API key authentication
The Commercetools connector is available for preview.
April 01, 2024
The following connectors are now generally available (GA):
To view the list of all the GA connectors, see Connectors in GA.
Integration Connectors is now available in the following additional regions:
- Delhi (
asia-south2) - Warsaw (
europe-central2) - Toronto (
northamerica-northeast2) - Columbus (
us-east5) - Las Vegas (
us-west4) - Dallas (
us-south1) - Santiago (
southamerica-west1)
For the list of all the supported regions, see Locations.
March 15, 2024
The following connectors are now generally available (GA):
Connectors for Google services
The following new connectors are available in preview:
SAP Secured Network Communications (SNC)
The SAP ERP connector now supports authentication through SAP SNC.
March 03, 2024
The event subscription feature is now generally available (GA).
You can now configure dead-letter in the following connectors:
If you configure dead-letter, the connection writes the unprocessed events to your specified Pub/Sub topic.
February 19, 2024
The following connector versions will be deprecated on 20 April, 2024:
The support for these connectors will end on 20 April, 2024. It's recommended you start using the version 2 of these connectors.
February 12, 2024
The following connectors are now generally available (GA):
To view the list of all the GA connectors, see Connectors in GA.
February 04, 2024
When you delete a custom connector from the custom connector page, the page may not work as intended. For more information, see Known Issues.
January 30, 2024
Custom SQL editor
The custom SQL editor lets you run custom queries across different entities, and is available in the user interface of the following connectors:
- BigQuery
- Cloud Spanner
- Cloud SQL for MySQL
- Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL
- Cloud SQL for SQL Server
- Couchbase
- Elasticsearch
- MySQL
- Oracle DB (Version 2)
- PostgreSQL
- Salesforce
- Snowflake
- SQL Server
- Teradata
For more information, see Execute custom SQL query.
January 29, 2024
HTTP connector supports OAuth 2.0 - Authorization code
The HTTP connector now supports the OAuth 2.0 - Authorization code authentication type.
January 24, 2024
Custom connectors [Preview]
The custom connectors feature (based on the Open API specification) lets you create your own connectors that aren't a part of the standard connectors provided by Integration Connectors, and then use such connectors in your integrations. For more information, see Custom connectors.
Connectors for Google services
The following new connectors are available in preview:
January 22, 2024
January 17, 2024
Terraform support
You can now use Terraform to create new connections. For more information, see the individual connector documentation that describes how to use Terraform for creating connections. Also, see the Connection Terraform resource.
January 16, 2024
The Webhook connector is now available in preview. This connector lets you listen to events from your backend, and is designed to be used with the Webhook trigger in Application Integration.
January 08, 2024
The following connectors are now generally available (GA):
To view the list of all the GA connectors, see Connectors in GA.
November 28, 2023
Integration Connectors is now available in the following additional regions:
- Salt Lake City (
us-west3) - Osaka (
asia-northeast2) - Seoul (
asia-northeast3) - Jakarta (
asia-southeast2) - Hong Kong (
asia-east2) - Dammam (
me-central2)
For the list of all the supported regions, see Locations.
November 23, 2023
Event subscription support available for the HubSpot connector.
You can leverage the event subscription feature in this connector through the new HubSpot trigger available in Application Integration.
November 21, 2023
Event subscription support available for the IBM MQ and the Rabbit MQ connectors.
You can leverage the event subscription feature in these connectors through the new IBM MQ trigger and the Rabbit MQ trigger that are available in the Application Integration.
The following connectors are now generally available (GA):
To view the list of all the GA connectors, see Connectors in GA.
October 19, 2023
Static outbound IP address support
You can now configure static outbound IP address for your connections. By using the static IP addresses in your firewall, you can restrict access to your backend systems, which in turn makes the connectivity more secure. For more information, see Configure static outbound IP addresses for connections.
October 13, 2023
The following connectors are now generally available (GA):
To view the list of all the GA connectors, see Connectors in GA.
October 10, 2023
IAM Conditions for fine-grained access
You can now add IAM Conditions for the following resources:
- Connection
- ManagedZone
- EndpointAttachment
- EventSubscription
- ConnectionSchemaMetadata
For more information, see IAM Conditions for fine-grained access.
September 12, 2023
The following connectors are now generally available (GA):
To view the list of all the GA connectors, see Connectors in GA.
September 11, 2023
Integration Connectors now supports rate limiting for the connection traffic. For more information, see Apply rate limiting.
August 29, 2023
Starting with this release, you must specify a protocol (HTTP or HTTPS) when configuring the backend hostname for your Jira Cloud connection. Prior to this release, specifying the protocol was optional, and you might have configured a connection without the protocol for the hostname. Note the following behavior for your existing Jira Cloud connections that don't have the protocol for the hostname:
- If your backend uses HTTPS, you don't have to make any changes to your Jira Cloud connection, as it will use HTTPS by default.
- If your backend uses HTTP, you must edit your connection, and add the HTTP protocol for the hostname configuration.
August 09, 2023
The following connectors are now generally available (GA):
To view the list of all the GA connectors, see Connectors in General Availability.
July 20, 2023
MongoDB (version 2), ServiceNow, and Salesforce Marketing Cloud connectors are now generally available. Including these connectors, the following 13 connectors are generally available:
The following connectors are now available in public preview:
Integration Connectors now supports VPC Service Controls for enhanced security. For more information, see Set up VPC Service Controls for Integration Connectors .
Support for event subscriptions from your backend applications. By using event subscriptions, you can trigger your integrations based on the events in your backend applications. For more information, see Use event subscriptions in your integrations.
Note: The event subscription feature is available in preview.
The topic name input parameter is now optional in the Publish message action of the Pub/Sub connector. Therefore, by parameterizing the topic name, you can use a single connection to access multiple Pub/Sub topics.
July 01, 2023
Starting July 1, 2023, you will be billed for usage of a generally available connector version as per the prices mentioned in the pricing page. To know when a connector version has moved from preview to general availability, you can use of the following approaches:
- Subscribe to the Integration Connector release notifications.
- Regularly check for the presence of the Preview label next to the connector name in the List connections page. If a connector doesn't have the Preview label, it means that the connector is generally available.
To view the list of all the generally available connectors, see Integration Connectors in GA.
Note: You aren't billed for using connectors that are in preview.
June 13, 2023
Integration Connectors is now generally available (GA), and the billing cycle will start from July 1, 2023, onwards.
Integration Connectors let you connect to various data sources from your integrations. With these connectors, you can access both Google Cloud services and other business applications seamlessly. For the list of all the available connectors, see all Integration Connectors.
Note: Some of the connectors are available only in preview mode.
Cloud SQL for SQL Server, HTTP, Redis, SFTP, and SQL Server connectors are now generally available. Including these connectors, the following 10 connectors are generally available:
Support for proxy server configuration in the SQL Server connector.
June 01, 2023
Integration Connectors is now available in the following additional regions:
- Doha (
me-central1) - Tel Aviv (
me-west1)
For the list of all the supported regions, see Locations.
May 29, 2023
Support for proxy configuration in the following connectors:
May 23, 2023
This release provides the MongoDB (Version 2) connector that has support for queryable encryption.
Support for Digest authentication and TLS chiper suites in the HTTP connector.
Support for PublishMessage action in the Apache Kafka connector. This action lets you publish messages to a Kafka topic, and also lets you validate your messages against the message schema defined in the schema registry for a topic. For more information, see PublishMessage action.
May 15, 2023
Starting with this release, you can't configure a service attachment as a destination type. Your existing connections that use service attachments will continue to work as before, but they won't be supported from July 01, 2023 onwards. So, it is recommended that you start using endpoint attachments for private connectivity.
Integration Connectors are now available in the following additional locations:
- Melbourne (
australia-southeast2) - Finland (
europe-north1)
For the list of all the supported locations, see Locations.
DNS peering support for TLS termination
This feature enables SSL hostname validation at your backend. Hence, you can now configure your connectors to connect to your private backend services using a hostname. For more information, see Create an endpoint attachment as a hostname.
Support for SignURL action in the Cloud Storage connector.
April 12, 2023
Support for Cloud Logging in Integration Connectors. For more information, see View connector logs.
Pay-as-you-go customers can now customize the minimum and maximum number of nodes for a connection. A node is a unit (or replica) of a connection that processes transactions. More nodes are required to process more transactions for a connection and conversely, fewer nodes are required to process fewer transactions. To understand how the nodes affect your connector pricing, see Pricing for connection nodes.
The Box connector now supports OAuth 2.0 - Authorization code authentication. For more information, see Configure authentication.
Support for the following actions in the BigQuery connector:
- CancelJob
- GetJob
- InsertJob
- InsertLoadJob
For more information, see BigQuery actions.
The Integration Connectors UI now has a new Overview page that provides the following information:
- Overview of Integration Connectors
- Recent connections
- Documentation links
The Overview page is the default landing page for the Integration Connectors UI.
Atlas support for the MongoDB connector. For information, see Configuration for the MongoDB Atlas cluster.
Confluent support for the Apache Kafka connector. For more information, see Configuration for Confluent Cloud.
Support for executing stored procedures in connectors. For the list of all the connectors that support the execution of stored procedures, see Execute a stored procedure.
March 01, 2023
New connectors available in preview
The following new connectors are available in preview:
The IBM MQ connector now supports requestReply messages.
The Cloud Storage connector now supports the following actions for file operations:
- UploadObject
- DownloadObject
- MoveObject
- CopyObject
- DeleteObject
The MongoDB connector now supports the following actions:
- InsertDocument
- UpdateDocument
- DeleteDocument
- GetDocument
January 04, 2023
New connectors available in preview
The following new connectors are available in preview:
December 22, 2022
New connectors available in preview
The following new connectors are available in preview:
Connectors for Google services
Connectors for other applications
September 28, 2022
Integration Connectors are now available in preview. Integration Connectors let you connect to various data sources from your integrations. With connectors, both Google Cloud services and third-party business applications are exposed to your integrations through a transparent, standard interface. As an integration developer, you can quickly connect to a growing pool of applications and systems without the need for protocol-specific knowledge or the use of custom code.
For more information about the Integration Connectors features and functionalities, see Integration Connectors documentation.
For the complete list of all the available connectors, see Connector reference.