# Example Integrations

## Overview

These example integrations aim to point you in the right direction for using Data Connectors to integrate with popular cloud services. To get you up and running quickly, necessary concepts are briefly explained, and example code is provided in a few languages.

* [Heroku](/data-connectors/example-integrations/heroku.md)
* [Google Cloud Function](/data-connectors/example-integrations/google-cloud-functions.md)
* [AWS Lambda](/data-connectors/example-integrations/aws-lambda.md)
* [Azure HTTP Trigger](/data-connectors/example-integrations/azure-http-triggers.md)
* [IBM Cloud Actions](/data-connectors/example-integrations/ibm-cloud-actions.md)

## Supported Runtimes

If the provided example code does not contain your favorite runtime, use the following guides combined with the existing examples above, which should be enough to recreate the implementation yourself

* [Signing Events](/data-connectors/advanced-configurations.md#signing-events)
* [Verifying Signed Events](/data-connectors/receiving-events.md#verifying-signed-requests)


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