We have updated the Key/Value modules to allow users to access a specific property with a ‘path’ and perform specific actions such as set/get and delete only a specific property for a given key.

Learn how to create filter conditions that reference other properties in the message instead of fixed values.

Did you know that by using the Universal Connector, you can create a custom module to connect to REST APIs?

To store large data volumes, it's often better to upload files directly into Blob Storage rather than streaming them to a cloud service first. Find some examples in this article.

Ensure all columns have correct data types when inserting data into a database from a flow. Crosser's SDK-based modules usually handle this, but database Executer modules help with specific casting needs.

Did you know that you can use external AI tools like ChatGPT to create code for Crossers’ custom code modules? If you feed tools like ChatGPT with reference code from the Crosser examples, you can ask these tools to create code specified for your requirements, executable in Crosser.

Did you know that the Debug Module lets you inspect data types within your flow? Discover its full range of benefits and view practical examples in this article.

Besides an MQTT Broker the Crosser Node comes with an integrated HTTP Server which can be used to ingest or extract data.

Understanding message queues: Failed messages go to a dead letter queue and can be restored or deleted via the Node API if persistence is enabled.

Tracking dropped messages: With persistent messages enabled, dropped messages go to the dead letter queue and can be restored or deleted via the Node API.