Work down this list
Check the options in this order: 1. Check the Integration Library. If Lumos has a dedicated connector for your app, use it. Dedicated connectors are built and maintained by Lumos, and give you the most capabilities with the least setup. Search for your app in the Integration Library in the sidebar. 2. Match a generic connector. If your system uses a standard protocol or exposes its data in a standard way, one of the generic connectors will fit. Use the table below to match your system to a method. 3. Build with the Connector SDK. If your system has an API but no connector fits, you can build one with the Connector SDK. This takes development work, but gives you the same lifecycle management as a dedicated connector. 4. Fall back to Manual Tasks. If the system has no API, no database access, and no export, Lumos can still govern it. Manual Tasks route provisioning work to a person and track it to completion, so the system stays in your governance and audit trail.Matching a generic connector
Where connectors run. Lumos must be able to reach the system. Anything not reachable from the internet, such as a domain controller or an internal database, connects through the On-Premise Agent installed in your network. The “Runs from” column tells you when you need it.