SnapLogic: Build Pipelines and Automate Integrations

Explore software integration essentials, detailing batching, streaming, and real time approaches, and see how Snaplogic simplifies building efficient pipelines to connect cloud, on-prem, and legacy systems.

Explore how SnapLogic connects systems through pipelines built from snaps, using sources, targets, and runtime engines to extract, transform, and load data across environments and orgs.

Explore what Snaplogic is as an Ipaas platform, its cloud-based architecture, and how it enables building integration pipelines with pre-built connectors.

Discover the SnapLogic platform architecture, featuring designer, manager, and dashboard, and how snaps power pipelines on cloud plex, ground flex, and Hadoop flex.

Explore SnapLogic architecture across the control plane, data plane, and snaps, and learn how metadata, the designer, the manager, and the dashboard enable secure, scalable integrations.

Create a SnapLogic trial account and access the cloud-based platform to build pipelines and automate integrations, using a business email and web login with no software to install.

Access the SnapLogic platform with a browser, log in using your trial credentials, and save the URL for access; discover runtime engines called Simplexes and quadplexes, including cloud and Autosync.

Install the Java Development Kit 11 from Adobe Open JDK provided by the adoption Group, and set JAVA_HOME to the JDK location so SnapLogic can read local data.

Configure and run a ground plex on your local machine using the Stamp Logic Manager and Admin Manager, selecting the shared project space, and setting the dev environment with sidekick.

Configure and run a groundplex on your machine by downloading the Windows package and config, setting the opt folder and Javahome, then start the groundplex and verify on the dashboard.

Master the SnapLogic designer interface, including the designer, manager, and dashboard; use the pipeline canvas, snaps catalog, and patterns to build, configure, and run pipelines.

Explore snaps, free and paid, snap backs, patterns, and pipelines to build reusable integrations in SnapLogic, and learn color-coding by reading, writing, transforming, processing, and logical operations.

Create and configure your first pipeline in SnapLogic, exploring the designer and manager tabs, labels, project spaces, and runtime engines, while Iris Integration Assistant suggests CSV parsers for reading files.

Configure the file reader snap to read local data with ground flags and a local path using backslashes. Use the views and account tabs to manage inputs, outputs, and connections.

Validate SnapLogic pipelines, read local and server files with the file reader snap, preview data, and write copies with the file writer snap, while using auto and dynamic validation.

Learn how SnapLogic accounts store credentials and authentication details to securely connect to external systems like Salesforce and databases, enabling reusable, standardized integrations across pipelines, including OAuth.

Create a Salesforce developer edition account and prepare for SnapLogic integrations by signing up, then log in with the email-provided URL, username, and password reset.

Create your first Salesforce account in SnapLogic using OAuth by configuring a connected app and building a flat file to Salesforce pipeline with a Salesforce Create Snap.

Automate Salesforce token management by enabling auto refresh of access tokens using refresh tokens and adjusted Salesforce OAuth scopes for SnapLogic.

Fetch data from a CSV to create Salesforce account records using the Salesforce create accounts snap, retrieve tokens, configure the instance URL, and choose between bulk API and REST API.

Parse a csv file with the csvparser snap, configure delimiter and headers, and map fields to Salesforce account object; then create accounts with the Salesforce create snap and monitor pipeline.

Master CRUD operations for data manipulation by learning create, update, upsert, and delete, with upsert combining update and insert to handle existing or new Salesforce records.

Copy and rename an existing pipeline, switch the operation from create to update, and configure a Salesforce update using mapped ids from a prepared csv file.

Map fields in the mapper snap, filter accounts with the filter snap, and parse employee counts to integers to update Salesforce accounts via SnapLogic.

Automate Salesforce account updates in SnapLogic by fetching IDs with a lookup, joining CSV data with Salesforce IDs, and updating accounts to reflect changes such as employee counts.

Explore how SnapLogic uses the HTTP protocol to integrate web services and APIs, covering get, post, put, delete methods, stateless requests, and understanding HTTP status codes.

Explore how http works in practice by inspecting real requests in browser dev tools, including methods, urls, headers, and status codes, and learn to connect with APIs using SnapLogic.

Simulate a client–server HTTP exchange using postman and bicep to send requests, view responses, and learn how endpoints, headers, and JSON payloads are handled.

Explore API integration with SnapLogic by using the HTTP client to fetch users from Jsonplaceholder, apply limit, split into documents, and post each to a target endpoint.

Format and map incoming json to a simplified body, then convert to raw json for a post request. Validate and refine the mapping to ensure correct output.

Discover how Snaplogic automates pipelines with scheduled tasks and trigger tasks to run without manual clicks, and learn when to use time-based schedules or event-driven triggers.

Learn to turn a SnapLogic pipeline into an api-ready service by adding pipeline parameters and trigger tasks, and using versions for safe deployment.

Learn to automate Snaplogic pipelines using scheduled tasks, configure time zones and cron-based or regular schedules, monitor runs with execution statistics and next execution time in the project manager.