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  • Welcome to Luden!
  • Quickstart
    • Deploying with Docker
    • Building from Source
    • Scaling Luden Server
  • Configuration
    • Configuration
    • Authorization
    • Destinations Conf
      • Snowflake
      • AWS S3
      • AWS RedShift
      • Postgres
      • Google BigQuery
      • MySQL
      • Clickhouse
      • Guinsoo
      • WebHook
    • Sources Conf
      • Synchronization Scheduling
      • Airbyte Based Sources
    • Sources Catelog
  • Features
    • JavaScript Transform
    • Destination Tags
    • Data Warehouses
    • Match Mode
    • Stream Mode
    • DBT Cloud Integration
    • Event Cache
    • Geo Data Resolution
    • Typecast
    • Admin Endpoint
    • Application Metrics
  • Sending Data
    • JS SDK
    • Node.js
    • Event API
    • Bulk API
    • Segment API
  • Extending
    • Destination Extensions
    • Source Extensions
    • API Specs
    • Luden Architecture
  • Appendix
    • Contribute
    • FAQs
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  • Databases
  • Services
  1. Configuration

Destinations Conf

Each destination is represented by YAML node of destinations section in the configuration file

destinations:
  destination_name1:
    type: postgres | snowflake | redshift | s3 | bigquery | clickhouse | mysql | google_analytics | facebook | amplitude | hubspot
    mode: stream | batch #Optional. Default value is 'batch'
    only_tokens: [] #Optinal. Default value is array with all authorization tokens
    staged: true | false #Optional. Default value is false
    data_layout: #Optional
      table_name_template: $.event_type #Optional. Default value is 'events'
      mappings: #Optional. See documentation link below
        ...
      primary_key_fields: [] #Optional. See documentation link below
    enrichment: #Optional. See below for details
      - rule1: #rule 1
      - rule2: #rule 1
    log: #Optional. See documentation link below
      ...
    users_recognition: #Optional. Overrides global configuration. See documentation link below
      ...

  destination_name2: ...

Except that, destination-specific parameters (usually, connection credentials) should be present. Please, see individual destination configuration pages.

Databases

Services

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→ Snowflake
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→ AWS RedShift
→ Postgres
→ Google BigQuery
→ ClickHouse
→ MySQL
→ Guinsoo
→ WebHook