Cloudinary

Introduction

The Cloudinary destination lets you connect to your Cloudinary account using API credentials.

At this time, the destination connector is in development: credentials can be validated, but loading data into Cloudinary is not yet supported.

Setup

Before configuring the connector, gather the following from your Cloudinary account:

• Cloud name
• API key
• API secret

You can find these in the Cloudinary Console under Settings → Access Keys (wording may vary by Cloudinary UI version).

Authentication

This connector authenticates to Cloudinary using Basic Auth with:

• Username: API key
• Password: API secret

During connection testing, the connector validates credentials by calling Cloudinary’s usage endpoint:

GET https://api.cloudinary.com/v1_1/{cloud_name}/usage

Configuration fields

Field	Type	Required	Description
cloud_name	string	✅	Your Cloudinary cloud name. Must be a valid DNS label: lowercase letters (a-z), digits (0-9), and hyphens (-) only; 1–63 characters; cannot start or end with -.
api_key	string	✅	Cloudinary API key.
api_secret	string	✅	Cloudinary API secret.

Streams

This is a destination connector. Stream support (what objects can be written to Cloudinary and how records map to Cloudinary resources) is not yet available.

Limitations

• Loading is not supported yet. Runs will fail if they attempt to write data to Cloudinary.
• Connection testing only validates that the provided credentials can authenticate and access the account usage endpoint.

Hashing and normalization

This destination does not currently expose field-level hashing options.

Data contract

A destination data contract is not yet available because Cloudinary loading/mapping is still in development.