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Announcing the Summer 2018 (October 2018) release of Cloud Application Integration

Posted by Sonia Abraham Oct 16, 2018

We are pleased to announce the Summer 2018 (October 2018) release of Informatica Cloud Application Integration (CAI).

The release includes the following highlight:

You can view projects, folders, and assets for all the services that you use on the Explore page.
You can view the export and import logs for all services in Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services that your organization uses on the My Import/Export Logs page
When you export an Application Integration asset, you get a ZIP file that contains the asset in XML format.
You can publish Application Integration assets at the time of import.
You can assign the following privileges to a custom role:
- Administration
- Console Administration
- Development
- Data Viewer
- Monitoring
- Publish Assets
- View Application Integration Console
- View Application Integration Designer

For more information, see the Release Notes.

For the complete Cloud Application Integration documentation, see the online help.

Registry of Service Connectors - Gateway to building composite API using Cloud Application Integration

Posted by Sorabh Agarwal Oct 16, 2018

Overview
What is available on GitHub
How to contribute
Service Connectors

Overview

Connectivity is often a measure to Business Success. With proliferation of applications across verticals and use-cases, connectivity has become even more prominent. More so, the data resides in the application which mandates that it is no longer available for local processing. You usually have a read-only view of data but still need to work with it.

We also understand that it is virtually impossible to build native connectors for each system as they run into thousands. However, we live in the age of “standards” where each of these systems offer API interface.

Cloud Application Integration provides a “visual” way to create connections to any of such systems via REST API. We call them Service Connectors (but they are more like creating connectors on-the-fly). This is in addition to supporting native connectors like File, AMQP, JDBC.

What is available on GitHub

At Informatica, we are always ready to help our customers to be more efficient, productive and provide support in whatever way we can. With this motive at our fore, we have kick-started an initiative where we would share:

Service Connectors that you can download and start using right away
Optional Process Sample that helps you understand how to use the Service Connector
Optional README that provides step-by-step detail on how to use the Process

Please note that these service connectors are protected under MIT license so they are free to be shared, downloaded and used.

How to contribute

We are hosting these samples on a GIT repository with the intent to promote collaboration. While Informatica is dutibound to push more and more Service Connectors on this repository, we expect Cloud Application Integration community users to help us support in our initiative by pushing them on GIT directly.

You can do so following below steps:

Send in your Git Profile ID to <sagarwal@informatica.com> with the Subject "Add me as a contributor"
Post receiving the email, we will add you to the Git repository as a contributor and acknowledge back
You then need to login to Git with this user ID, navigate to Git repository @ https://github.com/InformaticaCloudApplicationIntegration/Service-Connectors and upload the service connector (as a exported zip file post from IICS). Please note the name of the branch,
Add a brief description along with the upload to communicate what this service connector is all about and create a pull request.
Once this is done, please send a confirmation email to <sagarwal@informatica.com> with branch details and username
Post receiving your email, we will review and merge the changes (move to master).
You (and others) should see this service connector in the master branch now.

If you see issues posting directly on GIT, you can also share the connector sample as an email to my email ID <sagarwal@informatica.com>. I would be more than happy to post it on your behalf

Also understand that any service connector uploaded to this Git repository can be used by anyone else since it will also be covered under MIT license.

Service Connectors

Here is what you can start using right away.

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Overview

What is available on GitHub

How to contribute

Service Connectors

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Instagram API v1

Google Ad Exchange Buyer API v2beta1

Google AdWords API v201809

Google Analytics Reporting API v4

Google App Engine Admin API v1

Google BigQuery API v2

Google BigQuery Data Transfer API v1

Google Cloud Bigtable Admin API v2

Google Cloud Datastore API v1

Google Cloud Firestore API v1beta2

Google Cloud Identity API v1

Google Cloud Pub/Sub API v1

Google Cloud Scheduler API v1beta1

Google Cloud Testing API v1

Google Cloud Translation API v2

Google Genomics API v2alpha1

Google Hangouts Chat API v1

Google People API v1

Google Poly API v1

Google Sheets API v4

Google Stackdriver Debugger API v2

Google Stackdriver Error Reporting API v1beta1

Google Stackdriver Logging API v2

Google Stackdriver Monitoring API v3

Google Geocoding API

GoTo Admin API v1

GoTo SCIM API v1

GoToAssist Corporate API v1

GoToAssist Remote Support API v1

GoToAssist Service Desk API v2

GoToMeeting API v1

GoToTraining API v1

GoToWebinar API v2

IICS Platform API v3

Microsoft Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2

Microsoft Azure Digital Twins Service Management API v1

Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE Admin API v1.3

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations API v8.2

Salesforce Marketing Cloud SOAP API