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Simulator integrations (also called connectors) represent active connections between CDF and external simulator software. An integration runs as a service that bridges CDF and the simulator, enabling automated simulation workflows. You can list integrations and delete them when they are no longer needed.

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What simulator integrations are

A simulator integration is a running service that connects CDF to an external simulator. It handles communication, data exchange, and execution coordination between CDF and the simulation software. Multiple integrations can exist for different simulators or environments.

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Managing integrations

You can list all simulator integrations in your project to see which connections are active. When an integration is no longer needed, you can delete it to stop the service and remove it from your project.
Simulator integrations are typically created and configured during deployment or setup. The API focuses on listing and removing integrations rather than creating them.

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Key operations

  • List integrations: View all active simulator integrations.
  • Delete integration: Remove an integration when it is no longer required.
Integrations are the runtime layer that makes simulator models, routines, and runs work in practice.
Last modified on April 23, 2026