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Connector PowerAutomate

The document provides instructions for creating a custom connector in Power Automate to connect to a Coherent Spark instance. It outlines setting general settings like the icon, description, and security. It also describes importing actions from a sample, adding required headers, and testing the connector. The goal is to create a connector that allows Power Automate flows to interact with and retrieve data from a Coherent Spark instance.

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Connector PowerAutomate

The document provides instructions for creating a custom connector in Power Automate to connect to a Coherent Spark instance. It outlines setting general settings like the icon, description, and security. It also describes importing actions from a sample, adding required headers, and testing the connector. The goal is to create a connector that allows Power Automate flows to interact with and retrieve data from a Coherent Spark instance.

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Power Automate -> Coherent Spark

How to create a Custom Connector


Creating your connector
Go to https://make.powerautomate.com/
General Settings

• Give your Connector an icon


• Set a background colour if you want ("#ffffff" for white!)
• Give it a description that explains what it does e.g. The kind
of data that goes in and comes out
• If your Spark instance is hosted on the cloud you can
ignore this box, if it's on premise you might need to talk to
your IT team
• Your scheme should be HTTPS
• Your host is the first part of your Spark instance URL
• Base URL can be left as a single "/"
Security

Leave your security set to "No authentication", but don't panic!


It's not that the API is unsecured, we just handle it in a different way.
Definition - Action
Import from sample
Your Coherent Spark service...

Manually enter headers:


Content-Type: application/json
x-synthetic-key: xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx
x-tenant-name: xxxxxxxxxx
Add default response
Your Coherent Spark service...

No headers needed.
Test your connector!
If you want to you can now test your connector but you should be
ready to save it and go and add it to your first Flow!

You can get test values from this


section on your Spark Service!

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