Overview

• make sure you have all the prerequisites deployed on your environment (for example a Redis cache instance, a DB instance, etc)
• make the necessary configurations for each plugin (DB connection data, related Kafka topic names, etc)

Once you have deployed the necessary plugins in your environment, you can start integrating them in your process definitions.

All of them listen for Kafka events sent by the FlowX Engine and performed certain actions depending on the received data. They can also send data back to the Engine.

Some of them require some custom templates to be configured, for these cases, a WYSIWYG Editor is provided.

Let’s go into more details on setting up and using each of them: