Connection property | Description |
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Connection Name | Name of the connection. |
Description | Optional. Description that you use to identity the connection. |
Type | Select Yellowbrick as the connection type. |
Runtime Environment | Name of the runtime environment where you want to run the tasks. |
Database | Name of the Yellowbrick Data Warehouse that you want to connect to. |
Host Name | Hostname or IP address of the Yellowbrick server. |
Password | Password for the Yellowbrick Data Warehouse. |
Port No | Port number of the Yellowbrick Data Warehouse. |
Schema Name | Name of the schema. Required if you select Specified for Schema Policy. |
Schema Policy | Policy for naming the schemas for tables. Select one of the following options:
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User Name | User name for the Yellowbrick Data Warehouse. |
Secure Connection | Select this option to use TLS to secure the communication with Yellowbrick. Default is false. |
Secure CA Cert | Use the name of the custom PEM-encoded certificate file or the name and password of the JKS keystore file to customize trust with secure communications. The name and password of the JKS keystore file must be in the following format: FILENAME:PASSWORD If a file name is not specified, use the following fallback root CA certificate file: Windows: %APPDATA%\postgresql\root.crt If the file exists, it will be treated the same as a specified Secure CA Certificate file. For more information, see the Yellowbrick Documentation Library. |
Secure Disable Trust | Select this option to disable the SSL and TLS trust when you use a secured connection. Default is false. |