ETLBox
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Overview
ETLBox provides native support for integrating with popular NoSQL databases. These connectors allow reading from and writing to NoSQL sources, enabling data exchange between document stores, key-value stores, and other structured or semi-structured formats.
NoSQL databases are designed for flexibility and performance, especially when handling large or unstructured datasets. With ETLBox, you can bring that data into your workflows—no complex setup required.
Supported NoSQL Connectors
| Database | Type | NuGet Package |
|---|---|---|
| Azure Cosmos DB | Document Store | ETLBox.Azure.CosmosDb |
| Azure Table Storage | Key-Value/Table Store | ETLBox.Azure.Tables |
| Couchbase | Document Store | ETLBox.Couchbase |
| MongoDB | Document Store | ETLBox.MongoDb |
| Neo4j | Graph Database | ETLBox.Neo4j |
| Redis | Key-Value Store | ETLBox.Redis |
Each connector is built around the ETLBox data flow model, supporting efficient integration with NoSQL sources and destinations. See the individual pages for details on configuration, usage examples, and limitations.
Installation
Each NoSQL connector is distributed as its own NuGet package. Install only the package you need for your target database.
For example, to use the MongoDB connector:
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