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Flowker provider configurations connect workflows to external services. A configuration stores or references the connection settings and credentials it needs. Internally credential-managed catalog providers can require no client-supplied credentials. You manage provider configurations in the Lerian Console.

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What is a Provider?

A Provider is a catalog integration type that groups related executors and declares a configuration schema. A provider configuration selects a catalog provider or references a tenant-provided OpenAPI document, then supplies or references connection settings for executor call nodes. This keeps credentials and endpoints out of individual workflows.

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Accessing the Providers page

To open the Providers page, click Providers from the left-side menu on the Flowker page. The page lists your provider configurations in a data table, with the following columns:
  • Name: the provider configuration name.
  • Provider: the catalog provider, or Your own API for a connection to an OpenAPI document you uploaded.
  • Type: Native or External for a catalog provider, or OpenAPI for your own API.
  • Schemas: the number of XSD or OpenAPI schemas bound to the configuration.
  • Status: the configuration status: Active or Disabled.
  • Last Modified: the date of the last change to the configuration.
  • Actions: action menu.
You can filter provider configurations by name, status, or type using the filter fields above the table.

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Provider Catalog

Flowker includes a catalog of available provider types. When creating a catalog provider configuration, you select which external service type you want to connect to. The catalog provides the configuration schema and required fields for each provider type.

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Available actions menu

For each provider configuration, the following actions are available in the action menu ():
  • Details: opens the provider configuration for viewing and editing.
  • Enable / Disable: toggles the configuration status. Workflow nodes that reference a disabled configuration fail at execution time until you enable it again.
  • Delete: permanently removes the provider configuration.

Add a provider

Edit a provider

Delete a provider