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Introduction

  • What is Substation?
  • Architecture & Design
    • Microservices
    • Two-Phase Mutation
    • Caching Strategies

Interpreting Data

  • Interpretation Methods
  • Object Modification
  • Capsules

Evaluating Data

  • Conditions
  • Inspectors
    • Content
    • For Each
    • IP
    • JSON Schema
    • JSON Valid
    • Length
    • Random
    • Regular Expression
    • Strings
  • Operators

Transforming Data

  • Processors
    • Aggregate
    • AWS DynamoDB
    • AWS Lambda
    • Base64
    • Capture
    • Case
    • Convert
    • Copy
    • Count
    • Delete
    • DNS
    • Domain
    • Drop
    • Expand
    • Flatten
    • For Each
    • Group
    • Gzip
    • IP Database
    • HTTP
    • Hash
    • Insert
    • Join
    • KV Store
    • Math
    • Pipeline
    • Pretty Print
    • Replace
    • Split
    • Time

Delivering Data

  • Sinks
    • AWS DynamoDB
    • AWS Kinesis
    • AWS Kinesis Firehose
    • AWS S3
    • AWS SQS
    • gRPC
    • HTTP
    • Stdout
    • Sumo Logic

Enhancing Data

  • Key-Value Stores
    • AWS DynamoDB
    • CSV File
    • JSON File
    • MMDB (MaxMind Database)
    • Memory
    • Text File

Applications

  • Substation
    • Development
    • AWS Lambda
  • Kinesis Autoscaling (AWS Lambda)
  • Playground

Building Applications

  • Go Build
  • Containerization
  • Build Scripts

Managing Configurations

  • Configurations as Code
  • Configuration Library
  • Loading Secrets
  • Style Guide
  • Build Scripts

Deploying Infrastructure

  • Infrastructure as Code
  • Terraform Modules
  • AWS Examples
    • Bootstrapping New Deployments
    • Performance Monitoring with X-Ray
    • Autoscaling Kinesis Data Streams
    • Reading From and Writing to Kinesis Data Streams
    • Reading From and Writing to S3 Buckets
    • Enriching Data with DynamoDB
    • Enriching Data with Lambda
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Stdout prints data to standard output.

This sink is best used during development and debugging.

Interpretation Methods

The sink supports these interpretation methods:

  • object
  • data

Updated over 2 years ago


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