Datastore connection

Datastore is a scalable NoSQL database designed for your applications. It seamlessly manages sharding and replication, ensuring you have a robust and resilient database that effortlessly adapts to accommodate your application's demands. Datastore offers a wide range of features, including ACID transactions, SQL-style queries, indexing, and numerous other capabilities.

Datastore compatibility versions

Version 1 currently offers compatibility with Datastore.

Prerequisite

Obtain a Google service account private key file from your Google project.

To find information about the supported versions, refer to the Databases overview topic.

Establishing a connection

Procedure

1. Navigate to the Data Integration Account.

2. Click Connections and select + New Connection.

3. Choose Datastore.

4. Fill in the Connection's Name.

5. Enter Project ID.

6. Upload a Key File (p12/JSON).
   This SSL Certificate key file is a cryptographic document that establishes a secure and encrypted connection between a client and a server. It consists of a distinctive combination of public and private keys, where the public key encrypts data and the private key decrypts it. The certificate verifies the authenticity of the server, guaranteeing secure communication and maintaining data integrity.

7. Click Test Connection to verify your connection is up to the task. If the connection succeeded, you can use this connection in Data Integration.