What is a Pipeline?

What is a Pipeline?

A Pipeline is a sequence of activities that are executed in a flow (workflow).

Conceptually, Valuekeep Integrator is a generic and abstract platform that allows implementing any scenario of data or system integration (in different technologies). The abstraction is represented by the concept of pipeline and consists of the decomposition of a complex integration process into a set of simpler tasks, which are executed in sequence by passing a message between them.

The implementer/integrator must build the necessary pipelines to integrate the systems, being able to reuse existing components or create new ones.

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