New in v24.2:
You can use external connections to specify and interact with resources that are external from CockroachDB. When creating an external connection, you define a name for an external connection while passing the provider URI and query parameters. SHOW EXTERNAL CONNECTION displays the connection name, URI, and the type of connection.
You can also use the following SQL statements to work with external connections:
Required privileges
Users with the admin role can view all external connections with SHOW EXTERNAL CONNECTION.
Without the admin role, users can view the external connections that they own. Users own external connections that they have created with CREATE EXTERNAL CONNECTION.
Synopsis
Parameters
string_or_placeholder is the name of the created external connection.
Responses
| Response | Description |
|---|---|
connection_name |
The user-specified name of the external connection. |
connection_uri |
The storage/sink URI that the external connection references. |
connection_type |
Possible values are:
|
Examples
Show all external connections in the cluster
SHOW EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS;
connection_name | connection_uri | connection_type
------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------
msk | kafka://boot-vzq1qitx.c1.kafka-serverless.us-east-1.amazonaws.com:9098/?sasl_aws_iam_role_arn={ARN}&sasl_aws_iam_session_name={session name}t&sasl_aws_region=us-east-1&sasl_enabled=true&sasl_mechanism=AWS_MSK_IAM&tls_enabled=true | STORAGE
s3_bucket | s3://bucket name?AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID={access key}&AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=redacted | STORAGE
Show an external connection
SHOW EXTERNAL CONNECTION s3_bucket;
connection_name | connection_uri | connection_type
------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------
s3_bucket | s3://bucket name?AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID={access key}&AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=redacted | STORAGE
(1 row)
See also
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