Build production data pipelines with the docs beside you.
IOblend documentation for installation, configuration and production data pipeline development. Start with Developer Edition, configure your environment and project run parameters, build your first batch or streaming pipeline, connect JDBC sources and sinks, and move from local development toward production Spark execution.
The fastest route from download to your first working pipeline.
The documentation is easier to use as a sequence. Install the Developer Edition first, configure the project, then work through the pipeline-building videos before moving into streaming and JDBC connectivity.
Get Developer Edition
Start with the free development version and run IOblend locally.
Developer Edition download →Install on Windows or macOS
Follow the operating-system-specific setup guide before configuring a project.
Open installation guides ↓Set project run parameters
Define the project paths and runtime values IOblend needs before pipeline execution.
Open configuration guides ↓Follow the video curriculum
Build a static pipeline first, then progress into file streaming and JDBC sinks.
See the video sequence ↓Install Developer Edition on the machine you actually use.
Keep the operating-system guidance separate. The original IOblend documentation already provides dedicated installation material for Windows and macOS, so those resources remain the authoritative setup path.
Windows installation guide
Developer Edition setup for Windows, including local installation, extraction, script execution and environment configuration.
Open Windows PDF ↗macOS installation guide
Developer Edition setup for macOS, including prerequisites, local Spark environment and first-time configuration.
Open macOS PDF ↗Configure the project before debugging the pipeline.
These are the practical setup documents already on the original Documentation page. They remain grouped here because they answer three different questions: how the project runs, how JDBC endpoints are added, and how AWS credentials are made available locally.
IOblend Project Run Parameters
Define project name, paths, execution behaviour, security values and other runtime settings before executing the pipeline.
Open Run Parameters PDF ↗IOblend JDBC connection
How to add and configure JDBC sources and sinks, including JDBC driver and mapping information.
Open JDBC PDF ↗AWS configuration & credential files
Use the AWS CLI reference already linked from the original page when configuring local AWS profiles and credential files.
Open AWS CLI guide ↗Learn IOblend in the order the product comes together.
The original Documentation page already has the right learning material. The improvement is the sequence: start with parameters, build a complete static pipeline, then move into streaming and JDBC delivery.
Prologue
Episode I · Build the first pipeline
Episode II · Streaming + JDBC
IOblend video guides
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Move from tutorial mechanics into the production architecture.
Once the Developer Edition workflow is familiar, these IOblend pages explain how the same pipeline model fits into enterprise execution, DataOps controls and specific production use cases.
How IOblend works
Designer, Engine, portable playbooks and execution on customer-controlled Spark infrastructure.
Explore the architecture →Production DataOps features
Lineage, CDC, quality, schema, state, error isolation, observability and production controls.
Explore production features →Real-time streaming
Build low-latency production pipelines that combine streaming events with batch and static data.
Explore real-time integration →Bring us the pipeline, source or deployment question.
If a guide does not cover your configuration, contact the IOblend team. We can help you work through the setup, connectivity or production architecture without forcing the issue into a generic support flow.