Snaplogic: Build Pipelines And Automate Integrations
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.46 GB | Duration: 4h 48m
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.46 GB | Duration: 4h 48m
Learn SnapLogic, iPaaS concepts, build pipelines, integrate APIs and Salesforce, automate tasks, and manage workflows
What you'll learn
Design and build SnapLogic pipelines to automate data integration across cloud and on-premises systems
Use Snaps, Snap Packs, and Accounts to connect with platforms like Salesforce and REST APIs
Configure and manage Scheduled and Triggered Tasks to automate pipeline execution and workflows
Set up a SnapLogic environment from scratch, including trial account, Snaplex, and Groundplex installation
Understand SnapLogic architecture including Control Plane, Data Plane, and the role of Snaplex
Implement data transformations, lookups, joins, and CRUD operations using SnapLogic pipelines
Connect and integrate external APIs using HTTP Snaps, Postman, and mock servers like Beeceptor.
Leverage versioning, pipeline parameters, and best practices for maintaining flexible integrations.
Requirements
No prior SnapLogic experience is required
A basic understanding of cloud computing and data integration concepts is helpful but not mandatory
All you need is a computer with internet access and a willingness to learn through hands-on practice
Description
Unlock the power of SnapLogic and take control of your integration workflows.This course is designed for IT professionals, data engineers, system integrators, and technical consultants who want to learn how to build, automate, and manage real-world data pipelines using SnapLogic — one of the most popular Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) solutions on the market.SnapLogic offers a low-code, visual environment to connect cloud and on-premise systems, transform data, and automate business processes. In this course, you’ll learn how to use it effectively — starting from architecture fundamentals and platform access, all the way to working with APIs, Salesforce, file handling, and automation.We begin with a solid foundation in cloud computing and integration concepts before diving into SnapLogic’s key components: the Designer, Manager, Dashboard, Snaplex, and Snaps. You’ll learn how to configure your environment, set up a Groundplex, and start building pipelines using both standard Snaps and AI-assisted tools like the IRIS Integration Assistant.Through practical, hands-on examples, you'll build real pipelines to read, transform, and load data from files, connect to Salesforce, perform CRUD operations, and automate workflows. You’ll also learn how to manage scheduled and triggered tasks, apply versioning for change control, and use pipeline parameters to create flexible and reusable solutions.The course also covers SnapLogic’s approach to HTTP integrations — using REST APIs, Postman, and Beeceptor mock servers — and explains best practices for logging, monitoring, and managing your task executions.By the end of this course, you’ll be able to confidently design, automate, and manage SnapLogic pipelines to support data integration needs in cloud-first or hybrid enterprise environments.What you’ll learn:Build and validate SnapLogic pipelines using Snaps, patterns, and AI-powered assistanceConnect to APIs and external services like Salesforce, REST endpoints, and file systemsAutomate pipeline execution using both scheduled tasks and triggered tasksApply versioning, pipeline parameters, and reuse logic across environmentsConfigure and manage SnapLogic Snaplex components, including Groundplex setupMonitor pipeline execution, analyze run logs, and troubleshoot errors effectivelyUse external tools like Postman and Beeceptor to simulate and test HTTP integrationsDesign integration workflows that are scalable, flexible, and production-readyThis course is ideal for learners with a basic technical foundation who want to gain real, job-ready experience building integrations with SnapLogic.
Overview
Section 1: SnapLogic Starts Here: Integration Theory & Cloud Foundations
Lecture 1 Course Overview: What to Expect and Where to Start
Lecture 2 Introduction to Cloud Computing: Servers, Networks, and SaaS In Action
Lecture 3 Understanding Cloud Environments: Public, Private, Hybrid, and Multi-Cloud
Lecture 4 Cloud Computing Models: Understanding the Shift from On-Premises to SaaS
Lecture 5 The Cloud Revolution: Unlocking Agility, Cost Savings, and a Future-Proof Career
Section 2: Foundations of SnapLogic and Integration Essentials
Lecture 6 Integration Essentials: Batching, Streaming, Real-Time, and SnapLogic
Lecture 7 Data Silos Explained: Why Integration Matters (Optional)
Lecture 8 Understanding Key Concepts and Terminology
Lecture 9 Introduction to SnapLogic: SnapLogic and iPaaS Solutions
Lecture 10 Explore Key SnapLogic Components
Lecture 11 Understanding SnapLogic Architecture: Control Plane, Data Plane, and Snaps
Section 3: Getting Started with SnapLogic: Trial Account and Accessing the Platform
Lecture 12 Create a SnapLogic Trial Account and Access the Platform
Lecture 13 Accessing the SnapLogic Platform Logging In and Exploring Snaplex Options
Lecture 14 Prerequisites for Setting Up a Groundplex
Lecture 15 Configuring and Running a Groundplex on Your Local Machine Part 1
Lecture 16 Configuring and Running a Groundplex on Your Local Machine Part 2
Section 4: Building and Validating Your First Pipelines
Lecture 17 SnapLogic Designer: Interface Walkthrough and Key Features
Lecture 18 Understanding Snaps, Snap Packs, Patterns, and Pipelines
Lecture 19 Creating Your First Pipeline and Exploring IRIS Integration Assistant (AI)
Lecture 20 Reading Local Data with SnapLogic: Configuring the File Reader Snap
Lecture 21 Pipeline Validation and File Handling
Lecture 22 Snaplogic Key Concept: What Are Accounts and Why They Matter
Section 5: Streamlining Salesforce Integration with SnapLogic Pipelines
Lecture 23 Creating Salesforce Developer Account
Lecture 24 Creating Your First Salesforce Account in SnapLogic Using OAuth
Lecture 25 Where Should You Create and Store Your Accounts? (Optional)
Lecture 26 Automating Salesforce Token Refresh
Lecture 27 Creating Salesforce Accounts from CSV Data Part 1
Lecture 28 Creating Salesforce Accounts from CSV Data Part 2
Lecture 29 Learn CRUD Operations
Lecture 30 (Update Accounts in Salesforce) Creating a Safe Copy and Preparing for Changes
Lecture 31 (Update Accounts in Salesforce) Filtering and Updating Accounts
Lecture 32 Automating Salesforce Account Updates: Using Lookups and Joins
Lecture 33 Join Types Examples
Section 6: Working with HTTP and API Integrations
Lecture 34 Understanding HTTP Fundamentals: Methods, Requests, and Responses (Optional)
Lecture 35 Postman: Essential API Testing Tool for SnapLogic Integration (Optional)
Lecture 36 Using Beeceptor Mock Server with SnapLogic (Optional)
Lecture 37 HTTP in Action: Real-World Example Using Developer Tools (Optional)
Lecture 38 Understanding HTTP, REST, and SOAP: Concepts and Key Differences (Optional)
Lecture 39 Simulating HTTP Requests and Responses with Postman and Beeceptor (Optional)
Lecture 40 SnapLogic API Integration – Retrieve, Transform, and Send Data Part 1
Lecture 41 SnapLogic API Integration – Retrieve, Transform, and Send Data Part 2
Section 7: Automating Workflows with SnapLogic Tasks
Lecture 42 Automating SnapLogic Pipelines: Scheduled and Triggered Tasks
Lecture 43 Triggered Tasks, Pipeline Parameters, and Versioning
Lecture 44 Best Practices for Triggered Tasks (Optional)
Lecture 45 Automating Pipeline Runs with Scheduled Tasks
Lecture 46 Best Practices for Scheduled Tasks (Optional)
Section 8: Error Handling in SnapLogic
Aspiring integration developers and data engineers who want to learn SnapLogic from scratch,IT professionals and system integrators looking to automate workflows across cloud and on-premise platforms,Business analysts and technical consultants interested in building low-code data pipelines and APIs,Anyone curious about iPaaS solutions and modern data integration using SnapLogic’s visual interface