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--- connectors [2019/10/30 18:36] – dmitry
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-===== Connectors =====
+====== Connectors ======
 A connector in EasyMorph holds information about connection settings required to connect to an external system, such as a database, cloud service, email, enterprise application, or REST API.
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 Having shared repositories is also convenient for migrating projects from dev to test/prod environments as shared connectors are referenced by name. I.e. a project can query a database that is specified by connector "Customers". In a test environment a connector named "Customers" can point to a test database, while in a production environment a connector named also "Customers" point to a production database. When moved from one environment to another, the project will use necessary connector automatically.
-=== Database connectors ===
+==== Database connectors ====
 Currently EasyMorph supports these database types:
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   * Generic ODBC (custom SQL only)
-=== Email connectors ===
+==== Email connectors ====
   * Generic email server (IMAP)
   * Microsoft Exchange
-=== System connectors ===
+==== System connectors ====
   * SSH (used also for SFTP/SCP transfers)
   * Web location (used also for REST API)
-=== Enterprise applications ===
+==== Enterprise applications ====
   * Microsoft SharePoint
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   * Qlik Sense
-=== Cloud services/applications ===
+==== Cloud services/applications ====
   * Amazon S3
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   * Google Sheets
-=== Security considerations ===
+==== Security considerations ====
 While EasyMorph encrypts connection passwords stored in projects and repositories, this can't be considered a strong security measure. Therefore for addition security consider the following: