LoopBack connectors implement the data exchange logic to communicate with backend systems such as relational or NoSQL databases, or other REST, or SOAP API.
Connectors are divided into two groups:
- Database connectors - connect to relational and NoSQL databases,
- Other connectors - connect to REST or SOAP APIs and other backend systems.
The built-in memory connector acts like a database connector, in that it supports standard query and create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations. It is intended for development and testing without connecting to an actual persistent data source.
Database connectors
- Cloudant connector
- DashDB
- DB2 connector
- DB2 for z/OS
- Informix
- Memory connector
- MongoDB connector
- MySQL connector
- Oracle connector
- PostgreSQL connector
- Redis connector
- SQL Server connector
- SQLite3