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Starburst Galaxy
- Overview
- Query data
- Explore data
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- Share data
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Manage catalogs
- Overview
- Manage catalogs
- Object storage
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Non-object storage
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- Amazon DynamoDB
- Amazon Redshift
- Amazon S3 Tables
- Apache Cassandra
- Apache Druid
- Apache Pinot
- Apache Polaris
- Azure Synapse
- ClickHouse
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- Google BigQuery
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- Lakekeeper
- MariaDB
- Microsoft SQL Server
- MongoDB
- MySQL
- OpenSearch
- Oracle
- PostgreSQL
- Salesforce
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- SAP HANA
- Snowflake
- Unity
- Sample data sets
- Query performance
- Query routing
- Data ingest
- Migrating queries
- Overview
- Manage Galaxy access
- Manage data access
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Manage cluster connectivity
- Overview
- SSH tunnels
- Galaxy IP allow list
- Amazon AWS
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud
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Private connections
- Overview
- AWS PrivateLink
- AWS PrivateLink for RDS (preferred)
- AWS PrivateLink for RDS (legacy)
- AWS PrivateLink for Snowflake
- AWS PrivateLink for MongoDB Atlas
- AWS PrivateLink for on-prem data source
- Connect clients to AWS PrivateLink
- Azure Private Link
- Azure Private Link for ADLS
- Azure Private Link for Azure database PaaS
- Azure Private Link for a database running a VM
starburst galaxy > security and compliance > manage cluster connectivity > Manage cluster connectivity
Manage cluster connectivity #
The following topics cover different ways of managing connectivity of your clusters.
Starburst Galaxy allows you to configure cloud-specific security settings for the following cloud providers:
Amazon AWS #
This section covers connectivity support for Amazon AWS.
Microsoft Azure #
This section covers connectivity support for Microsoft Azure.
Google Cloud #
This section covers connectivity support for Google Cloud.
Private connections #
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