Database Spouts
This is a collection of generic batch spouts for various databases.
Includes:
| No. | Name | Description | Output Type | Input Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HBase | Batch spout for HBase | Batch | HBase |
| 2 | PostgreSQL | Batch spout for PostgreSQL | Batch | PostgreSQL |
| 3 | MySQL | Batch spout for MySQL | Batch | MySQL |
| 4 | MongoDB | Batch spout for MongoDB | Batch | MongoDB |
| 5 | Cassandra | Batch spout for Cassandra | Batch | Cassandra |
| 6 | Redis | Batch spout for Redis | Batch | Redis |
| 7 | Elasticsearch | Batch spout for Elasticsearch | Batch | Elasticsearch |
| 8 | Oracle | Batch spout for Oracle | Batch | Oracle |
| 9 | SQL Server | Batch spout for SQL Server | Batch | SQL Server |
| 10 | SQLite | Batch spout for SQLite | Batch | SQLite |
| 11 | Neo4j | Batch spout for Neo4j | Batch | Neo4j |
| 12 | Bigtable | Batch spout for Bigtable | Batch | Bigtable |
| 13 | DynamoDB | Batch spout for DynamoDB | Batch | DynamoDB |
| 14 | Azure Table Storage | Batch spout for Azure Table Storage | Batch | Azure Table Storage |
| 15 | Couchbase | Batch spout for Couchbase | Batch | Couchbase |
| 16 | InfluxDB | Batch spout for InfluxDB | Batch | InfluxDB |
| 17 | TimescaleDB | Batch spout for TimescaleDB | Batch | TimescaleDB |
| 18 | Teradata | Batch spout for Teradata | Batch | Teradata |
| 19 | TiDB | Batch spout for TiDB | Batch | TiDB |
| 20 | Voltdb | Batch spout for Voltdb | Batch | Voltdb |
| 21 | Sybase | Batch spout for Sybase | Batch | Sybase |
| 22 | DB2 | Batch spout for DB2 | Batch | DB2 |
| 23 | Presto | Batch spout for Presto | Batch | Presto |
| 24 | Riak | Batch spout for Riak | Batch | Riak |
| 25 | MemSQL | Batch spout for MemSQL | Batch | MemSQL |
| 26 | LDAP | Batch spout for LDAP | Batch | LDAP |
| 27 | KeySpaces | Batch spout for KeySpaces | Batch | KeySpaces |
| 28 | KairosDB | Batch spout for KairosDB | Batch | KairosDB |
| 29 | Graphite | Batch spout for Graphite | Batch | Graphite |
| 30 | FireStore | Batch spout for FireStore | Batch | FireStore |
| 31 | DocumentDB | Batch spout for DocumentDB | Batch | DocumentDB |
| 32 | Cockroach | Batch spout for Cockroach | Batch | Cockroach |
| 33 | Cloud SQL | Batch spout for Cloud SQL | Batch | Cloud SQL |
| 34 | CosmosDB | Batch spout for CosmosDB | Batch | CosmosDB |
| 35 | Athena | Batch spout for Athena | Batch | Athena |
| 36 | ArangoDB | Batch spout for ArangoDB | Batch | ArangoDB |
| 37 | Nuodb | Batch spout for Nuodb | Batch | Nuodb |
| 38 | OpenTSDB | Batch spout for OpenTSDB | Batch | OpenTSDB |
| 39 | OpenTSDB | Batch spout for Vertica | Batch | Vertica |
| 40 | OpenTSDB | Batch spout for Google Bigquery | Batch | Bigquery |
| 41 | Spanner | Batch spout for Google Spanner | Batch | Spanner |
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