Connector Catalog#

Data Providers
OEM
Provider A
Fleet & Telematics
Provider B
Data Aggregator
Provider C
Connectivity Provider
Provider D
Other Provider
Provider E
DIANA
Data Integration
Processing
+more Filtering Data Enrichment VSS Standardization
Data Consumers
Bosch Project
Consumer A
Fleet Manager
Consumer B
Data Customer
Consumer C
Bosch BRIM
Consumer D
Bosch SSH
Analytics Hub
Managed

Data Sources#

Connectors that bring data into DIANA. The customer either sends data directly to DIANA (Push), or DIANA actively fetches it from the customer’s infrastructure (Pull).

Push Connectors#

Data Ingest APIAny HTTP Client Bosch CIAM

Capabilities

  • Generic data ingest without schemas

  • Metadata attachable as HTTP headers (prefix X-METADATA-)

  • Records the OAuth client ID of the technical user as metadata

  • Max upload limit: 15 MB per request

Configuration

  • API Documentation

  • OAuth Authentication (Bosch CIAM):

    • Tenant

    • Client ID

    • Client Secret

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

datacontenttype

Content Type

String

Content type from HTTP request header or application/octet-stream as default

Custom Extensions

HTTP Headers

String

All HTTP headers prefixed with X-METADATA-, sanitized and added as CloudEvent extensions

ingestsubpath

Request URI

String

Complete request URI including path and query parameters

Managed KafkaDIANA-hosted Kafka Topic

Capabilities

  • Secure, isolated Kafka topics — fully operated by the DIANA team

  • QoS levels: poc, low, high

  • Customer produces to DIANA-managed topics; DIANA auto-consumes

  • Compression strongly recommended — see Confluent Cloud supported codecs

Configuration

Credentials and bootstrap server details are provided by the DIANA team.

  • Bootstrap Server URL (provided by DIANA)

  • Topic name (provided by DIANA)

  • SASL/SSL Authentication:

    • Username (provided by DIANA)

    • Password (provided by DIANA)

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

topic

Topic

String

Name of the Kafka topic from which the record was consumed

kafkakey

Kafka Key

String

Kafka message key (only when present)

Custom Extensions

Kafka Headers

Various

All Kafka message headers with sanitized values

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

Pull Connectors#

AMQPActive MQ IBM MQ Rabbit MQ Azure Event Hub Solace

Capabilities

  • AMQP 1.0 protocol

  • Read from multiple queues of the same broker

  • AMQP headers forwarded as event metadata

Configuration

  • Broker URL (e.g. amqp://my-amqp-broker.amqp:5672)

  • Topic(s) for data retrieval

  • Password Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • Certificate Authentication:

    • PKCS#12 or PEM certificate file

    • Certificate password

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

queue

Queue

String

Name of the AMQP queue from which the message was consumed

Custom Extensions

JMS Properties

Various

Application-defined message properties (excluding JMSX prefix)

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

Azure Blob StoreAzure Blob Storage Azure Data Lake Gen2

Capabilities

  • Flat file ingestion from Azure Blob Storage

  • Azure Data Lake Gen2 with directory structures

  • Deletes files from storage account after successful ingest

  • Limited to one application instance per source

Configuration

  • Container name (e.g. data)

  • Connection URL (e.g. storageaccountfoo.microsoft.com)

  • ADLS Gen2 enabled (whether to use the Azure Data Lake Gen2 API)

  • Directory name (e.g. dir/subdir)

  • Shared Key Authentication:

    • Account Name

    • Account Key

  • Azure AD / Service Principal Authentication:

    • Client ID

    • Client Secret

    • Tenant ID

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

blobname

Blob Name

String

Name / path of the Azure blob that was processed

Custom Extensions

Blob Metadata

Various

User-defined metadata key-value pairs attached to the blob

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

Fleet TelemetryTesla Fleet Telemetry Server

Capabilities

  • Receives vehicle telemetry from Tesla vehicles via mTLS on port 8443

  • Record types: vehicle data (V), alerts, errors, connectivity

  • Individual record types can be routed to logs instead of Kafka

  • Configurable rate limiting

Configuration

Requires a self-hosted Tesla Vehicle Command server configured to forward telemetry to the Fleet Telemetry receiver. Data enters DIANA via a Kafka Source consuming from the importer topics.

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

topic

Topic

String

Kafka topic from which the record was consumed (e.g. importer.TESLA_TELEMETRY._V)

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

FTPSFTP Server

Capabilities

  • New file discovery based on file modification time (mtime)

  • Files must have strictly increasing mtime values — no two files may share the same mtime

  • Retry exports must produce a more recent mtime than any previously ingested file

Configuration

  • Server URL (e.g. my-ftp-server.ftp)

  • Server Port (e.g. 22)

  • Directory to read from (e.g. upload)

  • Key fingerprint of the FTP server

  • Auth Type: password, publickey, or publickey-password

  • Password Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • Public Key Authentication:

    • Public Key

  • Public Key + Password Authentication:

    • Public Key

    • Password

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

ftpfilename

FTP File Name

String

Name of the file that was processed

ftpfilepath

FTP File Path

String

Full path of the file on the server

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

GeotabGeotab API

Capabilities

  • Feeds: Device, Diagnostic, FaultData, LogRecorder, StatusData

  • All-data endpoints: FailureMode

  • Poll state persisted to the file system via Azure CSI driver / hermes-file-storage StorageClass

Configuration

  • Result count per poll (e.g. 1000)

  • Initial poll version (e.g. 0)

  • Scheduling rates:

    • Feed rate (e.g. 60000 ms)

    • All-data rate (e.g. 50000000 ms)

  • Database(s):

    • Name (e.g. rb_internal)

    • Server (e.g. my.geotab.com)

  • Basic Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

database

Database

String

Name of the Geotab database being polled

user

User

String

Username used for authentication

deviceid

Device ID

String

Device identifier (only when device-specific data)

version

Version

String

Current poll version from the API response

fromversion

From Version

String

Starting version for the poll request

prefix

Prefix

String

Data type class name (e.g. LogRecord, StatusData)

content-type

Content Type

String

application/json

KafkaAzure Event Hub AWS MSK Native Kafka Broker

Capabilities

  • OAuth authentication (generic, Azure EventHub, AWS MSK)

  • mTLS certificate support

  • Kafka headers forwarded as event metadata

  • Partition key forwarding to preserve message order

Configuration

  • Bootstrap Server URL (e.g. my-kafka-cluster.kafka:9092)

  • Topic(s) for data retrieval

  • Auth mechanism (SASL/PLAINTEXT)

  • Profiles: sasl, mtls, oauth, aws, eventhub

  • SASL Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • mTLS Authentication:

    • PKCS#12 or PEM certificate file

    • Certificate password

  • OAuth Authentication (Generic, EventHub, AWS):

    • Client ID

    • Client Secret

    • Provider-specific details

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

topic

Topic

String

Name of the Kafka topic from which the message was consumed

kafkakey

Kafka Key

String

Kafka message key (only when present)

partitionkey

Partition Key

String

Kafka partition key (optional; can be disabled)

Custom Extensions

Kafka Headers

Various

All Kafka message headers with sanitized values

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

KinesisAWS Kinesis Data Streams

Capabilities

  • Polls AWS Kinesis Data Streams for new records

  • Each record forwarded as an individual CloudEvent

  • Limited to one application instance per source

Configuration

  • Stream name (e.g. my-stream)

  • AWS region (e.g. eu-central-1)

  • Scheduling rate (e.g. 20000 ms)

  • Record limit per poll (e.g. 100)

  • Start position: TRIM_HORIZON, LATEST, or a specific timestamp

  • AWS IAM Authentication:

    • Access Key

    • Secret Key

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

partitionkey

Partition Key

String

Partition key from the record (when present)

streamname

Stream Name

String

Configured Kinesis stream name

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

MQTTMQTT Broker v3.1.1 MQTT Broker v5.0

Capabilities

  • Persistent sessions

  • QoS level 0, 1, 2

  • MQTT v3.1.1 and v5.0

  • Limited to one application instance per source

Configuration

  • Broker URL (e.g. mqtt://my-mqtt-broker:1883)

  • Topics and QoS

  • Password Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • Certificate Authentication:

    • PKCS#12 client certificate (base64 encoded)

    • Certificate password

    • JKS truststore (base64 encoded)

    • Truststore password

  • Retry configuration

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

topic

Topic

String

Name of the MQTT topic from which the message was consumed

Custom Extensions

MQTT Headers

Various

Application-defined header properties passed to the message processor

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

PulsarApache Pulsar

Capabilities

  • mTLS certificate support

  • Pulsar message properties forwarded as event metadata

  • Durable subscriptions with offset management

Configuration

  • Broker URL (e.g. pulsar://my-pulsar-broker:6650)

  • Topic(s) for data retrieval

  • Basic Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • OAuth Authentication:

    • Client ID

    • Client Secret

    • Token URL

  • Certificate Authentication:

    • PKCS#12 or PEM certificate file

    • Certificate password

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

topic

Topic

String

Name of the Pulsar topic from which the message was consumed

Custom Extensions

Message Properties

Various

Application-defined message properties attached to the Pulsar message

content-type

Content Type

String

application/octet-stream

WebfleetWebfleet Connect API

Capabilities

  • Creates and manages a message queue subscription for configured message classes

  • Pulls and acknowledges messages after successful ingestion

  • Monitors outstanding message count

  • Limited to one application instance per source

Configuration

  • Webfleet API base URL (e.g. https://api.webfleet.com)

  • Webfleet Account ID

  • Message classes for queue subscription

  • Scheduling rate (e.g. 20000 ms)

  • Max memory buffer for message retrieval (e.g. 16 MB)

  • Basic Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • API Key Authentication:

    • API Key

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

account

Account ID

String

The Webfleet account ID for the origin of the data

content-type

Content Type

String

application/json

Data Sinks#

Connectors that distribute processed data out of DIANA. DIANA either delivers data to the customer’s infrastructure (Push), or the customer consumes it from DIANA’s managed topics at their own pace (Pull).

Push Connectors#

AMQPActive MQ IBM MQ Rabbit MQ Azure Event Hub Solace

Capabilities

  • AMQP 1.0 protocol

  • Payload compression before forwarding

Configuration

  • Broker URL (e.g. amqp://my-amqp-broker.amqp:5672)

  • Topic to send data to

  • Password Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • Certificate Authentication:

    • Certificate file (PKCS#12 or PEM)

    • Certificate password

  • Compression on/off

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

uid

UID

String

Randomly generated UUID for message tracking

messageId

Message ID

String

Diana ingestion ID from the CloudEvent extension metadata

AWS S3Amazon S3 Minio

Capabilities

  • Blob name dynamically built from CloudEvent header fields

  • Payload compression before upload (gzip / zip / none)

  • Duplicate prevention

Configuration

  • Endpoint (e.g. s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com)

  • Region (e.g. eu-central-1)

  • Bucket name (e.g. data-bucket)

  • URL path-style on/off

  • File naming pattern

  • AWS IAM Authentication:

    • Access Key

    • Access Secret

  • Compression: gzip / zip / none

  • Duplicate prevention on/off

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

fileName

File Name

String

Generated file name based on the configured pattern

content-type

Content Type

String

Data content type from the CloudEvent (e.g. application/json)

contentMD5

Content MD5

String

Base64 encoded MD5 hash of the compressed payload for integrity verification

S3 object metadata

Custom Extensions

Various

All CloudEvent extension properties as S3 object metadata with normalized names

Azure Blob StoreAzure Blob Store Azurite Dev Container

Capabilities

  • Blob name dynamically built from CloudEvent header fields

  • Payload compression before upload

  • Duplicate prevention

Configuration

  • Container name (e.g. data)

  • Connection URL (e.g. storageaccountfoo.microsoft.com)

  • Blob naming pattern

  • Duplicate prevention on/off

  • Shared Key Authentication:

    • Account Name

    • Account Key

  • Azure AD / Service Principal Authentication:

    • Client ID

    • Client Secret

    • Tenant ID

  • Compression on/off

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

Content-Type

Content Type

String

Data content type from the CloudEvent (used as blob HTTP header)

Content-MD5

Content MD5

String

MD5 hash of the compressed payload for integrity verification

blob metadata

Custom Extensions

String

All CloudEvent extension properties normalized and included as blob metadata

HTTPAny HTTP API / Backend

Capabilities

  • Sends data to exactly one endpoint via POST requests

  • Content type taken from the originally ingested data

  • Responses evaluated for errors only (4XX / 5XX); body discarded

  • Custom request headers via Spring Expression Language (SpEL)

Configuration

  • Target backend URL (e.g. http://foo.bar/data)

  • Basic Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • OAuth:

    • IDP Token URL

    • Client ID

    • Client Secret

    • Scope

    • Grant Type (client_credentials)

  • API Key Authentication:

    • API Key

  • C-Technology Update API Authentication:

    • Auth URL

    • Token URL

    • Client Secret

    • Token Prefetch Seconds

  • Geotab DIG Authentication:

    • Additional properties per Geotab DIG specification

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

Content-Type

Content Type

String

Content type from the CloudEvent or configured value (defaults to application/octet-stream)

Custom Headers

Custom Extensions

Various

HTTP headers built from SpEL expressions with access to all CloudEvent properties

IoT-InsightsIoT Insights Data Recorder API

Capabilities

  • Uploads data to exactly one IoT Insights Project

  • Basic authentication as provided by IoT Insights

Configuration

  • IoT Insights data recorder project URL (e.g. https://bosch-iot-insights.com/data-recorder-service/v2/pqc8349)

  • Basic Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

X-Metadata

X-Metadata

String

Comma-separated list of typed CloudEvent extensions and content type with data type annotations

Content-MD5

Content MD5

String

Base64 encoded MD5 hash of the compressed payload for integrity verification

KafkaAzure Event Hub AWS MSK Native Kafka Broker

Capabilities

  • OAuth authentication (generic, Azure EventHub, AWS MSK)

  • mTLS certificate support

  • CloudEvent metadata forwarded as Kafka headers

Configuration

  • Bootstrap Server URL (e.g. my-kafka-cluster.kafka:9092)

  • Topic to send data to

  • Auth mechanism (SASL/PLAINTEXT)

  • Profiles: sasl, mtls, oauth, aws, eventhub

  • SASL Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • mTLS Authentication:

    • Certificate file

    • Certificate password

  • OAuth Authentication (Generic, EventHub, AWS):

    • Client ID

    • Client Secret

    • Provider-specific details

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

content-type

Content Type

String

Data content type from the CloudEvent (if present)

Kafka Headers

Custom Extensions

String

All CloudEvent extension properties as individual Kafka headers

MQTTMQTT Broker v3.1.1 MQTT Broker v5.0

Capabilities

  • Persistent sessions

  • QoS level 0, 1, 2

  • MQTT v3.1.1 and v5.0

Configuration

  • Broker URL (e.g. mqtt://my-mqtt-broker:1883)

  • Topics, QoS, and retained message flag

  • Retry configuration

  • SASL Authentication:

    • Username

    • Password

  • mTLS Authentication:

    • Certificate file

    • Certificate password

  • Event Hub Mode Authentication:

    • Azure Tenant ID

    • Azure Client ID

    • Azure Client Secret

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

content-type

Content Type

String

Data content type from the CloudEvent (if present)

MQTT User Properties

Custom Extensions

String

All CloudEvent extension properties as individual MQTT user properties

Pull Connectors#

Managed KafkaDIANA-hosted Kafka Topic

Capabilities

  • Secure, isolated Kafka topics — fully operated by the DIANA team

  • QoS levels: poc, low, high

  • DIANA publishes processed events; customer consumes with any standard Kafka client

  • No infrastructure setup required on the customer side

Configuration

Credentials and bootstrap server details are provided by the DIANA team.

  • Bootstrap Server URL (provided by DIANA)

  • Topic name (provided by DIANA)

  • SASL/SSL Authentication:

    • Username (provided by DIANA)

    • Password (provided by DIANA)

Metadata

Field

Name

Type

Description

content-type

Content Type

String

Data content type from the CloudEvent (if present)

Kafka Headers

Custom Extensions

String

All CloudEvent extension properties as individual Kafka headers


Platform Metadata#

The DIANA platform attaches comprehensive metadata to events at every stage of the integration pipeline, creating a rich context for data lineage, routing decisions, filtering, and processing logic. Metadata accumulates as an event moves through the system:

  • Source Stage — initial headers attached when data is ingested from a source connector

  • Transformation Stage — additional headers may be added or modified during processing

  • Sink Stage — final metadata applied before data reaches its destination

Default values are only set when fields are absent, preserving any metadata already present through multiple processing stages.

Source Event Metadata

Field

Display Name

Type

Description

dianaingestid

Ingest ID

String

Unique identifier for the ingestion process.

dianaingesttimestamp

Ingest Timestamp

String/OffsetDateTime

Timestamp when the event entered DIANA. Auto-generated if not present.

dianadatasize

Data Size

String/Integer

Payload size in bytes. Calculated from actual data if not present.

dianaproducertenant

Producer Tenant

String

Tenant identifier of the event producer. Set from configuration.

dianadatastreamid

Data Stream ID

String

Identifier for the data stream. Set from sidecar configuration.

dianamd5hash

MD5 Hash

String

MD5 hash of the original payload before compression or transformation.

Sink Event Metadata

Field

Display Name

Type

Description

dianaconsumertenant

Consumer Tenant

String

Tenant identifier of the event consumer.

dianaconsumerpipelineid

Consumer Pipeline ID

String

Identifier for the consumer pipeline.