Connect Google Pub/Sub with Amazon S3
Google Pub/Sub is a fully-managed messaging service by Google Cloud. GlassFlow connector to Google Pub/Sub can consume messages directly from your Pub/Sub topic and send it to your pipeline and Effortlessly load transformed data from GlassFlow into Amazon S3 for scalable storage and easy access
From Google Pub/Sub
Stream real-time data from Google Pub/Sub into GlassFlow for processing and transformation
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To Amazon S3
Load transformed data into Amazon S3 with the AWS S3 Sink Connector, enabling scalable and secure storage for further processing or archiving
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Postgres CDC
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Webhook
Connect Google Pub/Sub with Webhook
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Amazon DynamoDB
Connect Google Pub/Sub with Amazon DynamoDB
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ClickHouse
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