dests.md

dests.ini is made up of many sections that define data destinations. A destination is really a place (like a service) where the data can be sent to.

Schema

Here are the requirements for each section.

• <id> is the unique ID that identifies this destination
• type can be the ID many of the available different destnations

[<id>]
# the type of destination the data is going to
type=<type>

# other properties for <id> here..

As well, each section can provide format as an optional type.

Available types

Some types have additional properties that they require. Note, to specify a property that is a component option, you need to prefix the property with componentOptions. in your dest.ini configuration file. For example, to specify the option brokerURL for ActiveMQ, you should write the option as componentOptions.brokerURL=<yourActiveMQUrl>

id	Description	Required properties	Commonly used properties	All properties
stdout	Write all data to standard out.	None.		https://camel.apache.org/components/3.22.x/stream-component.html
slack	Send data to a Slack channel	* webhook * channel		https://camel.apache.org/components/3.22.x/slack-component.html
fluentd	Send data to FluentD	* tag * host * port
file	Send data to a file	* file		https://camel.apache.org/components/3.22.x/stream-component.html
dir	Send data to a directory	* dir		https://camel.apache.org/components/3.22.x/file-component.html
smtp/smtps	Sent data via email	* server * subject * to * from	* port	https://camel.apache.org/components/3.22.x/mail-component.html
sentry	Send data into Sentry	* dsn
twilio	Send via SMS	* sid * token * to * from		https://camel.apache.org/components/3.22.x/twilio-component.html
loki	Send data into Grafana Loki	* url * username * password
http/https	Send data via http/https	* url	* httpMethod * x where x is any query parameter	https://camel.apache.org/components/3.22.x/http-component.html
activemq	Send data to activemq	* destinationName	* destinationType * brokerURL	https://camel.apache.org/components/3.22.x/activemq-component.html

Example

[email_b]
type=smtps
format=Hey, check out this information!! \n\n$FILE_DATA$
  server = my.smtpserver.com
  subject = Testemail
  from=me@mycompany.com
  to=me@mycompany.com

[test_out]
type=stdout

[sentry_out]
type=sentry
dsn=<sentry_dsn>

[twilio_sms]
type=twilio
componentOptions.sid=x
componentOptions.token=x
to=+x
from=+x

[loki_out]
type=loki
url=<loki_url>
username=<loki_username>
password=<loki_password>

[pubsub_out]
type=google-pubsub
projectId=<pubsub_project_id>
topicName=<pubsub_topic_name>
componentOptions.serviceAccountKey=<path_to_pubsub_service_account_key>

[slackme]
type=slack
channel=open-source-system-status
webhook=https://hooks.slack.com/services/TA3EF58G4...

[myLocalHttpServer]
type=http
url=http://localhost:3000
a=54
b=heybuddy
httpMethod=POST
format={"message": "$FILE_DATA$"}

[myProdServer]
type=https
url=https://production.com
foo=bar
httpMethod=POST
format={"message": "$FILE_DATA$", "path": "$FILE_PATH$", "name": "$FILE_NAME$"}

[mq]
type=activemq
destType=queue
destName=TEST.QUEUE
format=This is the $FILE_DATA$
componentOptions.brokerURL=tcp://myactivemq:61616