A connector environment is a named configuration for how to connect to a datasource. Connector environments define the information needed to authenticate to the HTTP or SQL data source.
Field | Description |
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Name | Either production, staging or development |
Connector Host | A cloud or local computer that actually runs the connector function code. |
Port | The communication endpoint. More info |
Field | Description |
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SSL | Whether to use Secure Sockets Layer. see more |
Type | the type of database. Tulip supports: Microsoft SQL Server MySQL PostgreSQL OracleDB |
Database | the name of the database |
User | the name of the user to authenticate the request |
Password | the password used to authenticate the request |
Field | Description |
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TLS | Whether to use Transport Layer Security. see more |
Headers | Optional key/value pairs to include in the request header. see more |
Authentication Type | One of 3 authentication types: - No Auth - Basic Auth - OAuth 2 If the environment uses basic auth or Oauth 2, the appropriate credentials must also be saved for that environment. |