URI of the Cassandra database. Use the following URI format: <hostname(s)>:<port>

Keyspace to use when writing to the database.

Table name to use when writing to the database.

User name of the Cassandra database.

The password of the user account that you use to connect to the Cassandra keyspace.

The ID of the tenant that the data belongs to. This ID is the Directory ID of the Azure Active Directory.

The ID of the Azure subscription.

The name of the Azure resource group associated with the event hub namespace.

The ID of the application created under the Azure Active Directory.

The secret key generated for the application.

The name of the Event Hub Namespace that is associated with the resource group name.

The name of the Event Hub.

The name of the Event Hub Namespace Shared Access Policy. To write to an Event hub, the policy must have Send permission.

The primary key of the Event Hub Namespace Shared Access Policy.

Full path to the directory that contains the target files.

Name of the target file. The following special characters are not allowed:

Indicate whether the timestamp must be appended to the file name.

Date and time format to append to the rollover file name. The following special characters are not allowed:

Target file size, in megabytes (MB), at which to trigger rollover. A value of zero (0) means that the target service does not roll the file over based on size. Default is 10.

Length of time, in hours, to keep a target file active. After the time period has elapsed, the target service rolls the file over. A value of zero (0) means that the target service does not roll the file over based on time. Default is 0.

The size of the output stream buffer.

Indicate whether the target service should flush the data to the file system if the size of the data is less than the buffer size.

Time in seconds after which the target service flushes the data to the file system.

URI of the target file to which the target service writes data.

Indicates if HDFS has Kerberos authentication enabled. For example, NON_SECURE, SECURE. Default is NON_SECURE.

User principal to log in to the HDFS super user account. Specify a user principal in the following format:

Location of the keytab files that HDFS uses. Specify this when the security mode is SECURE.

The time stamp that is appended to the name of the file written to the target. Specify this when the security mode is SECURE.

Target file size, in gigabytes (GB), at which to trigger rollover. Default is 1.

Length of time, in hours, to keep a target file active. After the time period has elapsed, the target service rolls the file over. A value of zero (0) means that the HDFS target service does not roll the file over based on time. Default is 0.

Flush the client's buffer to the disk device once every second. If you enable forceful synchronization, the data written by the target service is visible to other readers immediately. Specify one of the following values:

Indicate whether the target service should flush the data to the file system if the size of the data is less than the buffer size.

Time in seconds after which the target service flushes the data to the file system.

Connection type. For example, HTTP, HTTPS_ALLOW_ALL_CERTIFICATES, or HTTPS_ALLOW_CERTS_IN_TRUSTSTORE. Default is HTTP

URL of the HTTP server. Specify this URL when the connection type is HTTP. Enter the path in the following format:

URL of the HTTP server. Specify this URL when the connection type is HTTPS_ALLOW_ALL_CERTIFICATES. Enter the path in the following format:

URL of the HTTP server. Specify this URL when the connection type is HTTPS_ALLOW_CERTS_IN_TRUSTSTORE. Enter the path in the following format:

Path and file name of the Java truststore file. Specify the path if connection type is HTTPS_ALLOW_CERTS_IN_TRUSTSTORE.

Password for the truststore file. Specify the password if connection type is HTTPS_ALLOW_CERTS_IN_TRUSTSTORE.

The JMS provider specific initial JNDI context factory implementation for connecting to the JNDI service. This value is a fully qualified class name of the Initial Context Factory. Add the JMS Client jar files to the VDS server.

The name of the object in the JNDI server that enables the JMS Client to create JMS connections.

The location and port of the JMS provider on which to connect.

User name to the connection factory.

The password of the user account that you use to connect to the connection factory.

The IP address and port combination of the Kafka messaging system broker.

Topic on which the Kafka target service sends messages.

An id string to pass to the server when making requests. The purpose of this is to be able to track the source of requests beyond just ip/port by allowing a logical application name to be included in server-side request logging.

Indicates if Kafka has Kerberos authentication enabled.

The properties that are used to connect to Kafka.

Access key ID that the AWS IAM service generates when you create a user.

Secret access key that the AWS IAM service generates when you create a user.

Name of the Kinesis stream to which to write data.

Region where the endpoint for your service is available.

Number of threads in the thread pool. Default is 5.

Length of the queue that the target service uses. Default is 10000.

Name of the partition key in the message header. For example, IP_ADDRESS, CUSTOM_PARTITION_KEY, or DYNAMIC_PARTITION_KEY. Default is DYNAMIC_PARTITION_KEY.

Name of the custom message header to use as the partition key. Specify this if you use a custom IP address message header as the partition key.

Connection type. For example, WS, WSS_ALLOW_ALL_CERTIFICATES, or WSS_ALLOW_CERTS_IN_TRUSTSTORE. Default is WS.

URL of the WebSocket server. Specify the URL if the connection type is WS. Enter the path in the following format:

URL of the WebSocket server. Specify the URL if the connection type is WSS_ALLOW_ALL_CERTIFICATES. Enter the path in the following format:

URL of the WebSocket server. Specify the URL if the connection type is WSS_ALLOW_CERTS_IN_TRUSTSTORE. Enter the path in the following format:

Path and file name of the Java truststore file. Specify the path and name if the connection type is WSS_ALLOW_CERTS_IN_TRUSTSTORE.

Password for the truststore file. Specify the password if the connection type is WSS_ALLOW_CERTS_IN_TRUSTSTORE.