Connect with Dremio
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Dremio is an open source project that enables business analysts and data scientists to explore and analyze any data at any time, regardless of its location, size, or structure.
The following certification matrix shows the recommended version of Dremio:
Certification Matrix |
Versions |
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Dremio |
17. |
Prerequisites
Before connecting Dremio to SingleStore, perform the following tasks:
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Download and install Dremio.
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Download and install the latest version of The SingleStore JDBC Driver.
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Make sure the SingleStore cluster is running on the server.
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Download the SingleStore connector for Dremio.
Configure JARS and Run Dremio
Log in to a linux machine, and perform the following tasks:
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Download the
.
plugin from GitHub, and place thisjar .
plugin in the $DREMIO_jar HOME/jars directory in Dremio. -
Download The SingleStore JDBC Driver
.
file from GitHub, and place thisjar .
file in the $DREMIO_jar HOME/jars/3rdparty directory. -
Start (or restart) the
dremio
service:sudo /opt/dremio/bin/dremio start -
Open a browser, and connect to Dremio running on the linux server:
http://<IP_
address_ of_ the_ server_ running_ the_ Dremio_ service>:9047/
Connect Dremio to SingleStore
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Open a the following URL in a browser to connect to Dremio running on the linux server:
http://<IP_
address_ of_ the_ server_ running_ the_ Dremio_ service>:9047/ -
On the Welcome to Dremio screen, enter the Username and Password to log into Dremio.
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On the left navigation pane, select Sources > Add Source.
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On the Add Data Source dialog, from the list, select SingleStore.
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In the New SingleStore Source window, enter the following information:
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Name: Name of the connection.
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Host: IP address or hostname of the SingleStore cluster.
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Database: Name of the database to connect with.
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Port: Default is
3306
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Username and Password: Username and password of the database user.
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Select Save.
Your new SingleStore connection is now available and ready to use.
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Last modified: February 3, 2023