Connect Google Cloud Pub/Sub integrations
Ingest real-time event streams and route asynchronous messages by connecting Google Cloud Pub/Sub to Make. Linking this messaging queue to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger serverless webhooks, sync active subscriptions, and dispatch data payloads to BigQuery. Sign up for free to construct your first streaming pipeline.
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Creates a new subscription.
Creates a new topic.
Removes a subscription by its name. All messages retained in the subscription are immediately dropped.
Removes a topic by its name.
Retrieves a list of subscriptions.
Retrieves a list of subscriptions by the topic name.
Retrieves a list of topics.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Publishes messages by the topic name.
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Automate Google Cloud Pub/Sub integrations. Connect your messaging data with other apps to build smarter workflows using Make.
Automate Google Cloud Pub/Sub and connect your business tools
Connect Google Cloud Pub/Sub to Google Sheets, Telegram, GitHub, Shopify, and BigQuery. Use Make to automate messaging, trigger events instantly, and manage pipelines without writing code.
Easily bridge the gap between complex message queues and business tools like Google Sheets or Telegram without writing any code.
Instantly route important Pub/Sub messages to team chat apps like Telegram to ensure quick responses to system events.
Automatically publish messages to your Pub/Sub queues whenever actions happen in third-party platforms like GitHub or Shopify.
Automatically set up new Pub/Sub topics when databases like BigQuery are updated to keep your pipelines running smoothly.
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