New Pipelines Transformer: Webhook
A new Pipelines transformer for calling an external webhook for data transformation is now generally available for Golioth users.
Entries by Dan Mangum
New Pipelines Transformer: Embed in JSON
A new Pipelines transformer for embedding data in JSON is now generally available for Golioth users.
New Pipelines Transformer: Base64
A new Pipelines transformer for Base64 encoding and decoding is now generally available for Golioth users.
New Pipelines Data Destination: Kafka
Golioth is announcing a new Pipelines data destination for Kafka. Kafka is an open-source distributed event streaming platform used by thousands of companies for high-performance data pipelines, streaming analytics, data integration, and mission-critical applications.
New Pipelines Destination: AWS S3
Golioth is announcing a new Pipelines data destination for AWS S3. It represents the first object storage destination for Golioth Pipelines, and opens up a new set of data streaming use-cases, such as images and audio.
New Pipelines Data Destination: Memfault
Golioth is announcing a new Pipelines data destination for Memfault. It enables devices to leverage their existing secure connection to Golioth to deliver data containing coredumps, heartbeats, events, and more to Memfault.
New Pipelines Transformer: JSON Patch
Golioth is announcing a JSON Patch transformer, which allows users to modify JSON payloads, or payloads that have been transformed into JSON in a previous pipeline step, in order to fit a specific structure or schema.
Giving Users Their Platform Back
Golioth head of engineering Dan Mangum recaps the recent Pipelines announcement and talks about giving more choice to users on the Golioth platform
Understanding Your Golioth Usage
Today we are launching a new feature in the Golioth console: usage visualization. All Golioth users can now access real-time usage data, broken down by project and service, on the settings page for organizations in which they are an admin. This feature follows a series of console updates, including the launch of the Golioth Simulator, […]
The Hard Thing About Abstraction
This is an excerpt from our bi-monthly newsletter. You can sign up for future newsletters here. Our lives are built on abstraction. It is what allows us build things much faster than we previously could. A person, or a group of people, decides that everyone else shouldn’t need to think about the gritty details of […]
