Data Simulators are designed and intended to help with specific types of implementations. While they can benefit and help specifically with iDaaS they can, and have also been used for non-iDaaS specific implementations. Just to provide a visualization to show how Data Simulators and how they fit into integration efforts. Below please find a visual that does visualize the entire iDaaS capabilities set. The key thing to note is while each specific iDaaS capability is purpose built and designed for any type of customer public or hybrid cloud our focus is on meeting data where it is securely and at scale.

Here is a detailed and Cloud Agnostic visual:

Like most of the repositories provided for usage, The iDaaS Data Simulators repository consists of numerous modules within it. The reason for this approach is because iDaaS Connect focus is about providing a wide variety of connectivity options based on specific needs. Here are the modules that are in iDaaS-DataSimulators.

Administering and seeing what the plaform is doing is also critical. Within each specific repository there is an administrative user interface that allows for monitoring and insight into the connectivity of any endpoint. Additionally, there is also the implementation to enable implementations to build there own by exposing the metadata. The data is exposed and can be used in numerous very common tools like Data Dog, Prometheus and so forth. This capability to enable would require a few additional properties to be set.

Below is a generic visual of how this looks (the visual below is specific to iDaaS Connect HL7):

Every asset has its own defined specific port, we have done this to ensure multiple solutions can be run simultaneously.

For all the URL links we have made them localhost based, simply change them to the server the solution is running on.

For all iDaaS design patterns it should be assumed that you will either install as part of this effort, or need the following on any environment you choose to implement the platfom on.