Exchange Connectors - datacratic/rtbkit GitHub Wiki
This page lists the exchange connectors that are currently available with the RTBKit distribution. Its goal is also to help RTBKit users to coordinate their efforts by registering their interest in a particular exchange.
Please add your email to the Community Interest column if you're interested by a specific connector. We'll notify you when it's made available.
If you are actually developing a connector for a particular exchange, please update this table with the appropriate information.
For any questions or difficulty updating this page, please contact [email protected]
Exchange | Status* | Community Interest | Id |
---|---|---|---|
Generic OpenRTB | Available | openrtb | |
Rubicon | Available(4) | rubicon | |
GumGum | Available<(3)/td> | gumgum | |
Mopub | Available(3) | mopub | |
Google AdX | Available(4) | adx | |
BidSwitch | Available(3) | bidswitch | |
AppNexus | Available(3) | appnexus | |
Rightmedia | In development by [email protected] | rmx | |
Zenovia Digital Exchange | In development by [email protected] | ||
Available(2) | fbx | ||
Pubmatic | In demand | 7 | |
OpenX | In demand | 14 | |
AOL Marketplace | In demand | 5 | |
CasaleX | In demand | 2 | |
adap.tv | In demand | 4 | |
BRX | In demand | 3 | |
SpotXchange | In demand | 4 | |
Nexage | In demand | 7 |
##*Status We use the following grading system for the level of support for various exchanges
- Built to specification - the exchange connector has been built to the specification provided by the exchange
- Bid requests parsed - the exchange connector has been tested with bid request samples provided by the exchange
- Response tested - the exchange connector has been tested to send a response back to an exchange
- In production - the exchange connector has been tested and deployed in a production environment
#Naming
Note that the exchange connector identifier (Id) is used by the router to locate the library and load it when needed. Thus, it needs to follow this pattern:
"lib" + id + "_exchange.so".
For example, the OpenRTB exchange connector lives in libopenrtb_exchange.so
.