This page describes the provider-specific properties and the details you need to input to create connections to the specific databases. Some properties are common to these databases, you can find that information in the Common section.
AMAZONEC2
Property | Values | Comments |
Access Key | Type Yourself | Access Key ID identifies you as the party responsible for service requests. You include it in each request |
Secret Key | Type Yourself | Each Access Key ID has a Secret Access Key associated with it. This key is just a long string of characters that you use to calculate the digital signature that you include in the request |
Bucket | Type Yourself | Any object that needs to be stored in Amazon EC2 is organized into buckets |
SNOWFLAKE
Property | Values | Comments |
Driver Version | Select from the list | Select the driver version of Snowflake database to connect to using this connection |
Server | Type Yourself | The IP or name of the machine where database server is running |
DB | Type Yourself | Specify name of the database to connect to using this connection |
WAREHOUSE | Type Yourself | Specify name of the virtual warehouse of required resources in Snowflake |
Schema | Type Yourself | The schema to be used for a specified user for this database connection |