Registering a Connection

Learn how connections registers data objects in Immuta and keeps them in sync with the data in your data platform

Connections allow you to register your data objects in a technology through a single connection, making data registration more scalable for your organization. Instead of registering schema and databases individually, you can register them all at once and allow Immuta to monitor your data platform for changes so that data sources are added and removed automatically to reflect the state of data on your data platform.

How-to guides

• Register a connection:

  • Register an Amazon Redshift connection
  • Register an AWS Lake Formation connection
  • Register a Databricks Unity Catalog connection
  • Register a Databricks Lakebase connection
  • Register a Google BigQuery connection
  • Register a MariaDB connection
  • Register a MySQL connection
  • Register an Oracle connection
  • Register a PostgreSQL connection
  • Register a Snowflake connection
  • Register a SQL Server connection
  • Register a Teradata connection
  • Register a Trino connection
• Manage a connection:

  • Manage connection settings: Change the object sync settings and manage user permissions for the connection.
  • Deregister a connection: Delete a connection to disconnect it and all of its child objects from Immuta.
  • Run object sync on a connection or object: Trigger object sync manually for the entire connection or a single object to sync your remote data platform objects with Immuta.
• Use the connection upgrade manager: Complete the upgrade path from the existing integrations and data sources to a connection.

Reference guides

• Connections: This reference guide discusses the major concepts, design, and settings of connections.
• Upgrading to a connection: This reference guide discusses the differences when upgrading from the existing integrations and data sources to a connection.