emqx/apps/emqx_bridge_http
Thales Macedo Garitezi 3207f0ea80 fix(machine_boot): inject connector/bridge apps as dependencies to `emqx_connector` app
Fixes https://emqx.atlassian.net/browse/EMQX-11771

For the same reasons as we inject `emqx_bridge_*` applications as dependencies to
`emqx_bridge` when starting the node.  Already configured connectors are started when
`emqx_connector` application starts, and may lead to crashes and noise in the logs.  One
example is to configure a mongodb bridge and restart the node.
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README.md

EMQX HTTP Broker Bridge

This application enables EMQX to connect to any HTTP API, conforming to the HTTP standard. The connection is established via the HTTP bridge abstraction, which facilitates the unidirectional flow of data from EMQX to the HTTP API (egress).

Users can define a rule and efficiently transfer data to a remote HTTP API utilizing EMQX Rules.

Documentation

  • For instructions on how to use the EMQX dashboard to set up an egress bridge, refer to Bridge Data into HTTP API.

  • To understand the EMQX rules engine, please refer to EMQX Rules.

HTTP APIs

We provide a range of APIs for bridge management. For more detailed information, refer to API Docs -Bridges.

Contributing

For those interested in contributing, please consult our contributing guide.

License

This software is under the Apache License 2.0. For more details, see LICENSE.