Sources

A source is any connected database from which data originates. In the context of Boltic pipes, supported sources include MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. These databases serve as the origin points, where data changes—such as inserts, updates, and deletions—are continuously tracked. Once connected to a pipe, data is fetched from these sources in near real-time, ensuring that modifications are captured and prepared for transfer. The pipe automates the flow of data from these systems, ensuring seamless and up-to-date synchronization with the destination.

📄️ MongoDB

MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database designed for high-volume data storage. It organizes data using collections and documents rather than tables and rows.

📄️ MYSQL

Boltic supports Integration with SQL databases like MYSQL It fetches data from your MYSQL data source and allows you to create a Pipe that contains a sequence of actions such as source integration, choosing databases and destination integration. In addition to this, you can schedule a pipe at a fixed interval or date and time.

📄️ PostgreSQL

Boltic supports Integration with SQL databases like PostgreSQL. It fetches data from your PostgreSQL data source and allows you to create a Pipe that contains a sequence of actions such as source integration, choosing databases and destination integration. In addition to this, you can schedule a pipe at a fixed interval or date and time.