Which type of connector is designed for event-based systems?

The event-driven connector is specifically designed to interact with event-based systems, which respond to events or changes in state rather than relying on scheduled queries or manual triggers. This type of connector allows for real-time data processing by listening for specific events and then triggering actions in response to those events.

For example, in an event-driven architecture, when a file is uploaded, a notification can trigger a process to begin. This connector efficiently facilitates such interactions, making it easier for applications to integrate and respond dynamically to events as they occur.

In contrast, the other types of connectors serve different purposes. Application connectors are tailored for connecting specific applications, like Salesforce or NetSuite, focusing on application-level integration. Technology connectors provide access to protocols and technologies, like JDBC or HTTP, which do not inherently focus on event handling. File connectors handle interactions with file systems, being more suited for batch processing rather than real-time event-based interactions.