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Atlas DataSynch GCP Integration Guide

Use Atlas DataSynch with Google API Gateway and GCP Application Integration.

Recommended GCP route order

  1. Call /api/datasynch/health.
  2. Call /api/datasynch/application-integration/status.
  3. Use profiles for reusable source, processing, and outbound configuration.
  4. Send records to the integration receiver or a domain import route.
  5. Read runs, exceptions, and dispatch logs after execution.

GCP-safe design rules

  • Never expose secrets in readiness responses.
  • Keep tenant, workspace, manifest, profile, connector, and run IDs traceable.
  • Use stable operation IDs from the OpenAPI contract.
  • Prefer queued, traceable writes over silent one-off side effects.
Gateway checklist
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1. Confirm /api/datasynch/health responds.
2. Confirm /api/datasynch/application-integration/status returns safe readiness flags.
3. Deploy docs/openapi/datasynch-gateway-v1.yaml to Google API Gateway.
4. Configure x-api-key or gateway auth as required.
5. Create or select tenant/company, workspace, and manifest context.
6. Create or select an integration profile.
7. Send records to /api/datasynch/integrations/receiver or a domain import route.
8. Review runs, exceptions, and dispatch logs in the DataSynch app.
Sample readiness call
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curl -X GET "https://atlasemoji--epicatlas-4361e.us-east4.hosted.app/api/datasynch/application-integration/status" \
  -H "x-api-key: $ATLAS_DATASYNCH_API_KEY"
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