Data Sources

Data Sources in Datalytics

Datalytics connects to a wide range of data sources, allowing you to centralize your analytics. Below is a detailed guide for every supported connection type.

Data Sources at a Glance

Data SourceTypeBest For
MongoDBNoSQLUnstructured data, logs, and document catalogs
SQL ServerRelationalEnterprise data, financial, and operational records
PostgreSQLRelationalModern app databases and high-performance warehousing
OracleRelationalMission-critical enterprise transactional systems
MySQL / MariaDBRelationalWeb applications, e-commerce, and open-source stacks
ClickHouseRelationalHigh-performance real-time OLAP analytics
Amazon RedshiftCloud WarehouseLarge-scale analytical queries on AWS
Azure SynapseCloud WarehouseEnterprise analytics on Microsoft Azure
SnowflakeCloud WarehouseScalable multi-cloud data warehouse
BigQueryCloud WarehouseServerless analytics on Google Cloud Platform
DatabricksCloud WarehouseDelta Lake and Spark-based analytics platform
REST APIAPISaaS integration and microservices
SalesforceSaaS / APICRM data via SOQL — leads, opportunities, accounts
AirtableSaaS / APISpreadsheet-database hybrid for team data
Amazon S3Cloud StorageCSV and JSON files stored in S3 buckets
ElasticsearchNoSQLFull-text search and log analytics
DynamoDBNoSQLAWS key-value and document data
RedisNoSQLIn-memory HASH key analysis
Google SheetsSpreadsheetLive spreadsheet data via Service Account or API Key
GitLabDatabaseDeep repository analytics and project commit trends
File UploadsStatic FilesAd-hoc analysis of CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML files
SSH TunnelSecurityAccessing private databases behind firewalls

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