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Google AlloyDB

Bring AlloyDB orders table into DataOS

This guide brings your AlloyDB orders table (the orders stored in your Google AlloyDB database) into DataOS.

google.com
SQL database
Databases (OLTP)

What you need

Database address and port, database name, and a username and password

Who can get it

Your database administrator

Where data lands

A governed table in your DataOS lakehouse

Connection type

SQL database

How the connection works

Source
Google AlloyDB
DataOS connector
Keeps it up to date
DataOS lakehouse
Governed data product

The connector signs in to your database and reads the orders that were added or changed since its last visit, then adds them to the table in DataOS. It only reads, and it uses a secure connection.

What's next

Ready to bring this data into DataOS?

See it in a demo

Watch the data land in DataOS as a governed data product. Book a demo

Read the DataOS docs

How connectors, data products and governance fit together. dataos.info

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