Gretel Connectors
Integrate Gretel with your existing data services using Workflows.
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Integrate Gretel with your existing data services using Workflows.
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With Gretel Workflows, you can train and run one or more Gretel Models by connecting directly to your data sources and destinations. We support the following integrations for data inputs and outputs.
Connections are used to authenticate Workflow Actions. Each action is compatible with a specific type of connection. For example, the s3_source
action requires a s3
connection.
When creating a connection, you must select a project for the connection to reside in. The connection will inherit all the project permissions and user memberships.
Read
Users can list and view connection metadata.
Write
Users can access connections in a Workflow.
Administrator
Users can create, edit and delete connections.
Owner
Full control.
Navigate to the Connections page using the menu item in the left sidebar.
Click the New Connection button in the top right corner.
Select the project where the connection will be stored.
Next, fill in your credentials and select Add Connection. The example below shows the flow for creating an Amazon S3 connection. All connections follow the same pattern.
The connection can now be used in a workflow.
Select the option to connect to an external data source, and choose the connection you created above, or create a new one.
Navigate to the Connections page using the menu item in the left sidebar.
Go to the Connection you'd like to update and click the three vertical dots (aka overflow actions).
Select Update Connection.
Modify the name and/or credentials and select Save. All workflows that use this connection will automatically use the new information.
On the Connections list page, select the three dots (aka overflow actions) to the right of the connection you want to delete.
Select Delete
Select the .
Data sources also can be configured during a blueprint flow. Go to the or page and select a use case, for example "Generate synthetic data". This will start a guided flow to help you create a workflow.