NoSql databases

Azure Cosmos DB →

Details about the Azure Cosmos DB connector

The Azure Cosmos DB is a multi-model database, which can also be used either as source or destination for an ETLBox data flow. This article will give you an overview how to use the connector.

Azure Service Bus →

Details about the Azure Service Bus connector

The Azure Service Bus is an enterprise message bus, which can also be connected to an ETLBox data flow. This article will give you an overview how to use the connector.

Azure Tables →

Details about the Azure Tables connector

The Azure Tables is a service that stores non-relational, structured data in a key-value store, with a schemaless design. Access to Table storage data is fast and cost-effective for many types of applications, and is typically lower in cost than traditional SQL for similar volumes of data.

Couchbase →

Details about the Couchbase connector

Couchbase can be used a document storage and key/value storage. This article will give you an overview of the Couchbase connectors for ETLBox.

Mongo Db →

MongoSource and MongoDestination in detail

A detailed overview of the MongoSource and MongoDestination.

NoSql Overview →

General information about support NoSql databases

ETLBox adds support for various relational and NoSql databases, as well as flat file formats and web services. This article gives an overview about the support NoSql databases.

Redis →

How to read or write data from Redis

Redis is a very popular key/value store. ETLBox can connect to Redis with the RedisSource and RedisDestination.