Data ingestion
Data ingestion is the process of moving or replicating data from data sources to destination.
| Data-ingestion method | Details |
|---|---|
| Data ingestion via data-source connectors | Zenskar can pull usage data from your data infrastructure using data-source-specific connectors. Zenskar connects with your data sources, such as databases, data warehouses, comma-separated-value files, and spreadsheets. Subsequently, we move or replicate (pull) the data on our data infrastructure (destination) for further processing. |
| Data ingestion via APIs | You can push usage data to Zenskar by creating data-ingestion APIs in Zenskar and integrating these APIs in your application workflow. Further, Zenskar exposes APIs to view or manipulate other kinds of data, such as customers, contracts, and invoices. |
| Upload Zenskar-compatible CSV | Zenskar allows you to upload a Zenskar-compatible CSV. |
| Web form | Zenskar provides you a web form to enter raw metrics manually. |
Note
Zenskar stores all ingested data in the form of RDBMS tables. This is true irrespective of the ingestion method: push or pull.
Tables are database objects that contain all the data in a database. In tables, data is logically organized in a row-and-column format similar to a spreadsheet.
Updated 18 days ago