To create a new Kafka subscription, we follow these steps:
1 - Add a 'Kafka preview' trigger: Within an integration workflow, we select the 'Kafka preview' trigger.
2 - Configure the trigger: This trigger requires specific Kafka configuration details, such as the topic name, server address, and authentication information.
3 - Automatic subscription creation: Once the trigger is configured, the Kafka subscription is automatically provisioned by the platform.
The core challenge faced is replicating this automatic subscription creation when importing integrations.
Therefore, we need a solution to programmatically create these subscriptions during integration imports. Ideally, this would involve:
- A dedicated client API: This would allow us to manage Kafka subscriptions independently of the integration workflow.
- An import option: An option within the integration import process to automatically provision the required Kafka subscriptions in the target environment or project.
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To create a new Kafka subscription, we follow these steps:
1 - Add a 'Kafka preview' trigger: Within an integration workflow, we
select the 'Kafka preview' trigger.
2 - Configure the trigger: This trigger requires specific Kafka
configuration details, such as the topic name, server address, and
authentication information.
3 - Automatic subscription creation: Once the trigger is configured, the
Kafka subscription is automatically provisioned by the platform.
The core challenge faced is replicating this automatic subscription
creation when importing integrations.
Therefore, we need a solution to programmatically create these
subscriptions during integration imports. Ideally, this would involve:
- A dedicated client API: This would allow us to manage Kafka subscriptions
independently of the integration workflow.
- An import option: An option within the integration import process to
automatically provision the required Kafka subscriptions in the target
environment or project.