Algoreus Node
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Algoreus offers a wide array of nodes:
Batch Source Nodes
Realtime Source Nodes
Transform Nodes
Analytics Nodes
Sink Nodes
Conditions and Actions Nodes
Error Handlers and Alerts Nodes
Axon Alerts Nodes (also termed as Post-run Action nodes)
Nodes are classified based on their representation within the Axon Genesis interface. Each node is identified by a unique type.
Batch source nodes are designed to write to any available batch sinks, while real-time source nodes can write to any real-time sinks. Transform nodes can function with either sinks or sources. Validators can be utilized within transform nodes to assess data and ensure compliance with user-defined rules.
Certain nodes, for instance, the JavaScript transform, are crafted to be tailored by users with their own code, either from within the Genesis or via a configuration file.
Specific node types may be restricted to function only with certain nodes (and artifacts), based on the unique functionality they offer.
Action nodes can be integrated to operate either before a source or after a sink. A post-run action node can be specified to execute once the entire axon has been processed.
In case the existing node repository does not align with your requirements, you have the option to create a custom node.
When creating a custom node that expands upon the current system artifacts, it's advisable to assign it a name that does not conflict with existing names. This ensures a smooth user experience in the Genesis. Depending on the functionality you are incorporating or necessitating, you can create your own node and node type.