9. Connectors

This chapter describes the connectors available in Presto to access data from different data sources.

Starburst Connectors and Connector Extensions

Starburst Enterprise Presto includes numerous connectors. These connectors are either extensions of Presto connectors adding features or completely separate additional connectors. More information is available in the connector details page.

• 9.1. Starburst Connectors Overview
• 9.2. Starburst DB2 Connector (license required)
• 9.3. Starburst Generic JDBC Connector
• 9.4. Starburst Hive Connector
• 9.5. Starburst Hive Connector Security
• 9.6. Azure Storage Support for the Hive Connector
• 9.7. IBM Cloud Object Storage Support for the Hive Connector
• 9.8. Starburst Hive MapR Connector (license required)
• 9.9. Starburst Delta Lake Connector (license required)
• 9.10. Starburst Kafka Connector
• 9.11. Starburst MySQL Connector
• 9.12. Starburst Oracle Connector (license required)
• 9.13. Starburst PostgreSQL Connector
• 9.14. Starburst Snowflake Connector (license required)
• 9.15. Starburst SQL Server Connector
• 9.16. Starburst Teradata Connector (license required)
• 9.17. Starburst Teradata Parallel Direct Connector (license required)

Presto Connectors

• 9.18. Accumulo Connector
• 9.19. BigQuery Connector
• 9.20. Black Hole Connector
• 9.21. Cassandra Connector
• 9.22. Elasticsearch Connector
• 9.23. Google Sheets Connector
• 9.24. Hive Connector
• 9.25. Caching for Distributed Storage
• 9.26. Hive Connector GCS Tutorial
• 9.27. Hive Security Configuration
• 9.28. JMX Connector
• 9.29. Kafka Connector
• 9.30. Kafka Connector Tutorial
• 9.31. Kinesis Connector
• 9.32. Kudu Connector
• 9.33. Local File Connector
• 9.34. Memory Connector
• 9.35. MongoDB Connector
• 9.36. MemSQL Connector
• 9.37. MySQL Connector
• 9.38. Phoenix Connector
• 9.39. PostgreSQL Connector
• 9.40. Redis Connector
• 9.41. Redshift Connector
• 9.42. SQL Server Connector
• 9.43. System Connector
• 9.44. Thrift Connector
• 9.45. TPCDS Connector
• 9.46. TPCH Connector