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Todas las propiedades de configuración del conector del fregadero

En esta página, puede ver todas las propiedades de configuración disponibles para su conector de receptor de MongoDB Kafka. Esta página duplica el contenido de las demás páginas de propiedades de configuración del conector de receptor.

Para ver una lista de todas las páginas de propiedades de configuración del conector del sumidero, consulte la Página depropiedades de configuración del conector del fregadero.

Usa la siguiente configuración para especificar cómo tu conector MongoDB Kafka sink se conecta y se comunica con tu clúster de MongoDB.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con la configuración de su conexión MongoDB, consulte la página Propiedades de configuración de conexión MongoDB.

Nombre
Descripción

conexión.uri

Required

Type: string

Description:
The MongoDB connection URI string to connect to your MongoDB instance or cluster.
For more information, see the Connect to MongoDB guide

IMPORTANTE: Para evitar exponer sus credenciales de autenticación en su connection.uri configuración, utilice un ConfigProvider y establecer los parámetros de configuración adecuados.

Default: mongodb://localhost:27017
Accepted Values: A MongoDB connection URI string

servidor.api.versión

Type: string

Description:
The Stable API version you want to use with your MongoDB server. For more information on the Stable API and versions of the server that support it, see the Stable API MongoDB server manual guide.

Default: ""
Accepted Values: An empty string or a valid Stable API version.

Errores de desuso de server.api

Type: boolean

Description:
When set to true, if the connector calls a command on your MongoDB instance that's deprecated in the declared Stable API version, it raises an exception.

You can set the API version with the server.api.version configuration option. For more information on the Stable API, see the MongoDB manual entry on the Stable API.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false

servidor.api.strict

Type: boolean

Description:
When set to true, if the connector calls a command on your MongoDB instance that's not covered in the declared Stable API version, it raises an exception.

You can set the API version with the server.api.version configuration option. For more information on the Stable API, see the MongoDB manual entry on the Stable API.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false

Utilice las siguientes opciones de configuración para especificar la base de datos y la colección de MongoDB en las que su conector receptor de MongoDB Kafka escribe datos. Puede usar el valor predeterminado DefaultNamespaceMapper o especificar una clase personalizada.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con la especificación de dónde el conector escribe datos, consulte la página Propiedades de configuración de mapeo de espacios de nombres de MongoDB.

Nombre
Descripción
namespace.mapper
Type: string

Description:
The fully-qualified class name of the class that specifies which database or collection in which to sink the data. The default DefaultNamespaceMapper uses values specified in the database and collection properties.

The connector includes an alternative class for specifying the
database and collection called FieldPathNamespaceMapper. See
for more information.

Default:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.namespace.mapping.DefaultNamespaceMapper
Accepted Values: A fully qualified Java class name of a class that implements the NamespaceMapper interface.

database

Required

Type: string

Description:
The name of the MongoDB database to which the sink connector writes.

Accepted Values: A MongoDB database name

Colección

Type: string

Description:
The name of the MongoDB collection to which the sink connector writes. If your sink connector follows multiple topics, this is the default collection for any writes that are not otherwise specified.
Default: The topic name.
Accepted Values: A MongoDB collection name

Si configura su conector de sumidero para usar FieldPathNamespaceMapper, puede especificar en qué base de datos y colección se hundirá un documento en función de los valores de campo de los datos.

Para habilitar este comportamiento de mapeo, configure la propiedad de configuración del conector de receptor namespace.mapper en el nombre de clase completo como se muestra a continuación:

namespace.mapper=com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.namespace.mapping.FieldPathNamespaceMapper

El FieldPathNamespaceMapper requiere que especifique las siguientes configuraciones:

  • Una o ambas propiedades de mapeo a una base de datos y colección

  • Una de las asignaciones key o value a una base de datos

  • Una de las asignaciones key o value a una colección

Puede utilizar la siguiente configuración para personalizar el comportamiento de FieldPathNamespaceMapper:

Nombre
Descripción
namespace.mapper.key.database.field
Type: string

Description:
The name of the key document field that specifies the name of the database in which to write.
namespace.mapper.key.collection.field
Type: string

Description:
The name of the key document field that specifies the name of the collection in which to write.
namespace.mapper.value.database.field
Type: string

Description:
The name of the value document field that specifies the name of the database in which to write.
namespace.mapper.value.collection.field
Type: string

Description:
The name of the value document field that specifies the name of the collection in which to write.
namespace.mapper.error.if.invalid
Type: boolean

Description:
Whether to throw an exception when either the document is missing the mapped field or it has an invalid BSON type.

When set to true, the connector does not process documents missing the mapped field or that contain an invalid BSON type. The connector may halt or skip processing depending on the related error-handling configuration settings.

When set to false, if a document is missing the mapped field or if it has an invalid BSON type, the connector defaults to writing to the specified database and collection settings.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false

Utiliza la siguiente configuración para especificar qué temas de Kafka debe monitorear el conector de sink de MongoDB Kafka en busca de datos.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con la especificación de temas de Kafka, consulte la página Propiedades de temas de Kafka para el conector de receptor.

Nombre
Descripción
topics
Required

Type: list

Description:
A list of Kafka topics that the sink connector watches.

Puede definir la configuración topics o topics.regex, pero no ambas.

Accepted Values: A comma-separated list of valid Kafka topics
topics.regex
Required

Type: string

Description:
A regular expression that matches the Kafka topics that the sink connector watches.

Por ejemplo, la siguiente expresión regular coincide con nombres de temas como "activity.landing.clicks" y "activity.support.clicks". No coincide con los nombres de temas "activity.landing.views" y "activity.clicks".

topics.regex=activity\\.\\w+\\.clicks$

Puede definir la configuración topics o topics.regex, pero no ambas.

Accepted Values: A valid regular expression pattern using java.util.regex.Pattern.

Utilice la configuración de esta página para configurar el comportamiento de procesamiento de mensajes del conector de receptor MongoDB Kafka, incluido lo siguiente:

  • Tamaño del lote de mensajes

  • Límites de velocidad

  • Número de tareas paralelas

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con los controladores de captura de datos modificados, consulte la página Propiedades de procesamiento de mensajes del conector.

Nombre
Descripción
max.batch.size
Type: int

Description:
Maximum number of sink records to batch together for processing.

Consider the batch that contains the following records:
[ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ]
When set to 0, the connector performs a single bulk write for the entire batch.

When set to 1, the connector performs one bulk write for each record in the batch, for a total of five bulk writes as shown in the following example:
[1], [2], [3], [4], [5]
Default: 0
Accepted Values: An integer
bulk.write.ordered
Type: boolean

Description:
Whether the connector writes a batch of records as an ordered or unordered bulk write operation. When set to true, the default value, the connector writes a batch of records as an ordered bulk write operation.

To learn more about bulk write operations, see Bulk Write Operations.

Default: true
Accepted Values: true or false
rate.limiting.every.n
Type: int

Description:
Number of batches of records the sink connector processes in order to trigger the rate limiting timeout. A value of 0 means no rate limiting.

Default: 0
Accepted Values: An integer
rate.limiting.timeout
Type: int

Description:
How long (in milliseconds) to wait before the sink connector should resume processing after reaching the rate limiting threshold.

Default: 0
Accepted Values: An integer
tasks.max
Type: int

Description:
The maximum number of tasks to create for this connector. The connector may create fewer than the maximum tasks specified if it cannot handle the level of parallelism you specify.

IMPORTANT: If you specify a value greater than 1, the connector enables parallel processing of the tasks. If your topic has multiple partition logs, which enables the connector to read from the topic in parallel, the tasks may process the messages out of order.

Default: 1
Accepted Values: An integer

Utilice las siguientes opciones de configuración para especificar cómo el conector de receptor MongoDB Kafka maneja los errores y para configurar la cola de mensajes no entregados.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con el manejo de errores, consulte la página Propiedades de manejo de errores del conector.

Nombre
Descripción
mongo.errors.tolerance
Type: string

Description:
Whether to continue processing messages if the connector encounters an error. Allows the connector to override the errors.tolerance Kafka cluster setting.

When set to none, the connector reports any error and blocks further processing of the rest of the messages.

When set to all, the connector ignores any problematic messages.

When set to data, the connector tolerates only data errors and fails on all other errors.

To learn more about error handling strategies, see the Handle Errors page.

This property overrides the errors.tolerance
property of the Connect Framework.

Default: Inherits the value from the errors.tolerance setting.
Accepted Values: "none" or "all"
mongo.errors.log.enable
Type: boolean

Description:
Whether the connector should write details of errors including failed operations to the log file. The connector classifies errors as "tolerated" or "not tolerated" using the errors.tolerance or mongo.errors.tolerance settings.

When set to true, the connector logs both "tolerated" and "not tolerated" errors.
When set to false, the connector logs "not tolerated" errors.

This property overrides the errors.log.enable
property of the Connect Framework.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false
errors.log.include.messages
Type: boolean

Description:
Whether the connector should include the invalid message when logging an error. An invalid message includes data such as record keys, values, and headers.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false
errors.deadletterqueue.topic.name
Type: string

Description:
Name of topic to use as the dead letter queue. If blank, the connector does not send any invalid messages to the dead letter queue.

To learn more about the dead letter queue, see the Dead Letter Queue Configuration Example.

Default: ""
Accepted Values: A valid Kafka topic name
errors.deadletterqueue.context.headers.enable
Type: boolean

Description:
Whether the connector should include context headers when it writes messages to the dead letter queue.

To learn more about the dead letter queue, see the Dead Letter Queue Configuration Example.

To learn about the exceptions the connector defines and reports through context headers, see Bulk Write Exceptions.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false
errors.deadletterqueue.topic.replication.factor
Type: integer

Description:
The number of nodes on which to replicate the dead letter queue topic. If you are running a single-node Kafka cluster, you must set this to 1.

To learn more about the dead letter queue, see the Dead Letter Queue Configuration Example.

Default: 3
Accepted Values: A valid number of nodes

Utilice las siguientes configuraciones para especificar cómo el conector de receptor MongoDB Kafka debe transformar los datos de Kafka antes de insertarlos en MongoDB.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con los postprocesadores, consulte la página Propiedades del postprocesador del conector del sumidero.

Nombre
Descripción

post.processor.chain

Type: list

Description:
A list of post-processor classes the connector should apply to process the data before saving it to MongoDB.

To learn more about post-processors and see examples of
their usage, see

Default:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.processor.DocumentIdAdder
Accepted Values: A comma-separated list of fully qualified Java class names
field.renamer.mapping
Type: string

Description:
A list of field name mappings for key and value fields. Define the mappings in an inline JSON array in the following format:
[ { "oldName":"key.fieldA", "newName":"field1" }, { "oldName":"value.xyz", "newName":"abc" } ]
Default: []
Accepted Values: A valid JSON array
field.renamer.regexp
Type: string

Description:
A list of field name mappings for key and value fields using regular expressions. Define the mappings in an inline JSON array in the following format:
[ {"regexp":"^key\\\\..*my.*$", "pattern":"my", "replace":""}, {"regexp":"^value\\\\..*$", "pattern":"\\\\.", "replace":"_"} ]
Default: []
Accepted Values: A valid JSON array
key.projection.list
Type: string

Description:
A list of field names the connector should include in the key projection.

Default: ""
Accepted Values: A comma-separated list of field names
key.projection.type
Type: string

Description:
The key projection type the connector should use.

Default: none
Accepted Values: none, BlockList, or AllowList (Deprecated: blacklist, whitelist)
value.projection.list
Type: string

Description:
A list of field names the connector should include in the value projection.

Default: ""
Accepted Values: A comma-separated list of field names
value.projection.type
Type: string

Description:
The type of value projection the connector should use.

Default: none
Accepted Values: none, BlockList, or AllowList (Deprecated: blacklist, whitelist)
writemodel.strategy
Type: string

Description:
The class that specifies the WriteModelStrategy the connector should use for Bulk Writes.

To learn more about how to create your own strategy, see

Default:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.DefaultWriteModelStrategy
Accepted Values: A fully qualified Java class name

Utilice las siguientes configuraciones para especificar cómo el conector de receptor MongoDB Kafka debe determinar el valor _id para cada documento que escribe en MongoDB.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con la determinación del _id campo de sus documentos, consulte la página Propiedades de la estrategia de identificación del conector de receptor.

Nombre
Descripción
document.id.strategy
Type: string

Description:
The class the connector should use to generate a unique _id field.

Default:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.processor.id.strategy.BsonOidStrategy
Accepted Values: An empty string or a fully qualified Java class name
document.id.strategy.overwrite.existing
Type: boolean

Description:
Whether the connector should overwrite existing values in the _id field when it applies the strategy defined by the document.id.strategy property.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false
document.id.strategy.uuid.format
Type: string

Description:
Whether the connector should output the UUID in the _id field in string format or in BsonBinary format.

Default: string
Accepted Values: string or binary
delete.on.null.values
Type: boolean

Description:
Whether the connector should delete documents when the key value matches a document in MongoDB and the value field is null.

This setting applies when you specify an id generation strategy that operates on the key document such as FullKeyStrategy, PartialKeyStrategy, and ProvidedInKeyStrategy.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false

Puede configurar las propiedades para especificar cómo el conector receptor de MongoDB Kafka escribe datos en MongoDB. Las siguientes secciones describen las propiedades que puede configurar para personalizar este comportamiento.

Establezca la propiedad de configuración writemodel.strategy para especificar cómo el conector de receptor escribe datos cuando recibe un registro de receptor.

Puede asignar el valor writemodel.strategy a cualquiera de los nombres de clase completos de las estrategias del modelo de escritura descritas en la sección "Estrategias" de esta página. Puede especificar una estrategia configurando lo siguiente:

writemodel.strategy=<a write model strategy>

Establece la propiedad de configuración delete.writemodel.strategy para especificar cómo el conector del destino escribe datos al recibir un evento tombstone. Un evento tombstone es un registro que contiene una clave pero sin valor, lo que indica un registro borrado.

Puede asignar el valor delete.writemodel.strategy a cualquiera de los nombres de clase completos de las estrategias del modelo de escritura descritas en la sección "Estrategias" de esta página. Puede especificar una estrategia configurando lo siguiente:

delete.writemodel.strategy=<a write model strategy>

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con las estrategias de modelo de escritura, consulte la página Estrategias de modelo de escritura del conector de receptor.

Nombre
Descripción
DefaultWriteModelStrategy

Description:
This strategy uses the ReplaceOneDefaultStrategy by default, and the InsertOneDefaultStrategy if you set the timeseries.timefield option.

This is the default value value for the writemodel.strategy configuration property.
InsertOneDefaultStrategy

Description:
Insert each sink record into MongoDB as a document.
To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.InsertOneDefaultStrategy
ReplaceOneDefaultStrategy

Description:
Replaces at most one document in MongoDB that matches a sink record by the _id field. If no documents match, the connector inserts the sink record as a new document.
To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.ReplaceOneDefaultStrategy
ReplaceOneBusinessKeyStrategy

Description:
Replaces at most one document that matches a sink record by a specified business key. If no documents match, the connector inserts the sink record as a new document.
To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.ReplaceOneBusinessKeyStrategy
To see an example showing how to use this strategy, see our guide on write model strategies.
DeleteOneDefaultStrategy

Description:
Deletes at most one document that matches your sink connector's key structure by the _id field only when the document contains a null value structure.

This is the default value for the delete.writemodel.strategy configuration property.

This strategy is set as the default value of the writemodel.strategy property when you set delete.on.null.values=true.
To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.DeleteOneDefaultStrategy
DeleteOneBusinessKeyStrategy

Description:
Deletes at most one MongoDB document that matches a sink record by a business key. This strategy requires a valueDoc for key generation. To leverage the PartialKeyStrategy for key generation, use the DeleteOneTombstoneBusinessKeyStrategy.

To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.DeleteOneBusinessKeyStrategy
To see an example showing how to use this strategy, see our guide on write model strategies.
DeleteOneTombstoneBusinessKeyStrategy

Description:
Deletes at most one MongoDB document that matches a sink record by a business key. This strategy leverages the PartialKeyStrategy to create the key used for deletion.

To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.DeleteOneTombstoneBusinessKeyStrategy
UpdateOneDefaultStrategy

Description:
Updates at most one document in MongoDB that matches a sink record by the _id field. If no documents match, the connector inserts the sink record as a new document.
To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.UpdateOneDefaultStrategy
UpdateOneTimestampsStrategy

Description:
Add _insertedTS (inserted timestamp) and _modifiedTS (modified timestamp) fields into documents.
To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.UpdateOneTimestampsStrategy
To see an example showing how to use this strategy, see our guide on write model strategies.
UpdateOneBusinessKeyTimestampStrategy

Description:
Add _insertedTS (inserted timestamp) and _modifiedTS (modified timestamp) fields into documents that match a business key.
To specify this strategy, set the configuration property to the following class name:
com.mongodb.kafka.connect.sink.writemodel.strategy.UpdateOneBusinessKeyTimestampStrategy

Utilice las siguientes configuraciones del conector de receptor MongoDB Kafka para anular las configuraciones de propiedades globales o predeterminadas para temas específicos.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con la anulación de la configuración del tema, consulte la página Propiedades de anulación del tema.

Nombre
Descripción
topic.override.<topicName>.<propertyName>
Type: string

Description:
Specify a topic and property name to override the corresponding global or default property setting.

For example, the topic.override.foo.collection=bar setting instructs
the sink connector to store data from the foo topic in the bar
collection.

You can specify any valid configuration setting in the
<propertyName> segment on a per-topic basis except
connection.uri and topics.

Default: ""
Accepted Values: Accepted values specific to the overridden property

Utilice las siguientes configuraciones para especificar una clase que el conector de receptor MongoDB Kafka utiliza para procesar eventos de captura de datos de cambio (CDC).

Consulte la guía sobre captura de datos de cambios del conector de sumidero para obtener ejemplos que utilizan los ChangeStreamHandler integrados y los controladores para los productores de eventos de Debezium y Qlik Replicate.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con los controladores de captura de datos modificados, consulte la página Propiedades de captura de datos modificados.

Nombre
Descripción
change.data.capture.handler
Type: string

Description:
The class name of the CDC handler to use for converting changes into event streams. See Available CDC Handlers for a list of CDC handlers.

Default: ""
Accepted Values: An empty string or a fully qualified Java class name

Utilice las siguientes configuraciones para especificar cómo el conector de receptor de MongoDB Kafka debe enviar datos a una colección de series de tiempo de MongoDB.

Para ver solo las opciones relacionadas con las colecciones de series temporales, consulte la página Propiedades de series temporales de Kafka.

Nombre
Descripción
timeseries.timefield
Type: string

Description:
The name of the top-level field in the source data that contains time information that you want to associate with the new document in the time series collection.

Default: ""
Accepted Values: An empty string or the name of a field that contains a BSON DateTime value
timeseries.timefield.auto.convert.date.format
Type: string

Description:
The date format pattern the connector should use to convert the source data contained in the field specified by the timeseries.timefield setting.

The connector passes the date format pattern to the Java DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(pattern, locale) method to perform date and time conversions on the time field.

If the date value from the source data only contains date information, the connector sets the time information to the start of the specified day. If the date value does not contain the timezone offset, the connector sets the offset to UTC.

Default:
yyyy-MM-dd[['T'][ ]][HH:mm:ss[[.][SSSSSS][SSS]][ ]VV[ ]'['VV']'][HH:mm:ss[[.][SSSSSS][SSS]][ ]X][HH:mm:ss[[.][SSSSSS][SSS]]]
Accepted Values: A valid DateTimeFormatter format
timeseries.timefield.auto.convert
Type: boolean

Description:
Whether to convert the data in the field into the BSON Date format.

When set to true, the connector uses the milliseconds after epoch and discards fractional parts if the value is a number. If the value is a string, the connector uses the setting in the following configuration to parse the date:
timeseries.timefield.auto.convert.date.format
If the connector fails to convert the value, it sends the original value to the time series collection.

Default: false
Accepted Values: true or false
timeseries.timefield.auto.convert.locale.language.tag
Type: string

Description:
Which DateTimeFormatter locale language tag to use with the date format pattern (e.g. "en-US").

To learn more about locales, see the Java SE documentation of Locale.

Default: ROOT
Accepted Values: A valid Locale language tag format
timeseries.metafield
Type: string

Description:
Which top-level field to read from the source data to describe a group of related time series documents.

IMPORTANT: This field must not be the _id field nor the field you specified in the timeseries.timefield setting.

Default: ""
Accepted Values: An empty string or the name of a field that contains any BSON type except BsonArray.
timeseries.expire.after.seconds
Type: int

Description:
The number of seconds MongoDB should wait before automatically removing the time series collection data. The connector disables timed expiry when the setting value is less than 1.

To learn more, see Set up Automatic Removal for Time Series Collections in the MongoDB manual.

Default: 0
Accepted Values: An integer
timeseries.granularity
Type: string

Description:
The expected interval between subsequent measurements of your source data.

To learn more, see Set Granularity for Time Series Data in the MongoDB manual.

Optional
Default: ""
Accepted Values: "", "seconds", "minutes", "hours"

Para obtener un ejemplo sobre cómo convertir una colección existente en una colección de series de tiempo, consulte el tutorial sobre Migrar una colección existente a una colección de series de tiempo.

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