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03-29-2023 06:50 AM
When we use push and pull connectors for integration , how will we suggest our client to use pull or push based integration ?
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03-29-2023 07:09 AM
I find that it usually depends on your requirements.
If the data in question (whatever you are integrating with) needs to be updated at certain intervals, like a daily feed, or only on an occasional basis, then typically a "pull" integration is best. You pull data at the interval you need.
If the data needs to be kept in sync in something closer to real-time (such as eBonding between ticketing systems) then typically you would elect to use a push integration - you push data as it changes.
Those are somewhat basic guidelines, but that is where I would start, without further details to consider.
Michael D. Jones
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03-29-2023 07:09 AM
I find that it usually depends on your requirements.
If the data in question (whatever you are integrating with) needs to be updated at certain intervals, like a daily feed, or only on an occasional basis, then typically a "pull" integration is best. You pull data at the interval you need.
If the data needs to be kept in sync in something closer to real-time (such as eBonding between ticketing systems) then typically you would elect to use a push integration - you push data as it changes.
Those are somewhat basic guidelines, but that is where I would start, without further details to consider.
Michael D. Jones
Proud member of the GlideFast Consulting Team!