Registering a MySQL or SQL Server Data Source¶

Before synchronizing data from an external MySQL or SQL Server database for analysis or synchronizing data from EnOS Hive to an external MySQL database, you need to register the data source to specify the data connection and the JDBC connection information to the source database.

This topic describes the steps to register a MySQL or SQL Server data source in EnOS.

Procedure¶

In the EnOS Management Console, click Data Source Registration from the left navigation menu.
Click Add Data Source and provide information for the following.
- Data Source Type: Select MYSQL or SQL Server
- Data Source Name: Enter a name for the data source. The maximum length is 50 characters and can be a combination of the following characters.
  - a through z
  - A through Z
  - 0 through 9
  - _ (underscore)
  - -（hyphen）
- Data Source Description: Enter a description for the data source.
- Host Name or IP Address: Enter the host name or IP address where the database is hosted.
- Database Name: Enter the name that uniquely identifies the database.
- Port: Enter the port to access the database. EnOS will use the address, database name, and port to establish the JDBC connection from EnOS to the database.
- Username: Enter the user name for accessing the database.
- Password: Enter the password of the user name.
Click Test to test the data source connection.
Click Done to save the configuration.

Results¶

The data source will be shown in the Data Source Registration table.

Next Step¶

When the connection is successfully established, you can follow the steps below to synchronize data from the external data source to EnOS Hive or from EnOS Hive to the external MySQL database.

Create a channel to read Hive data source, refer to Creating a Channel.
Configure a data synchronization job to synchronize data from the external data source to EnOS Hive or from EnOS Hive to the external MySQL database. For more information, see Data Synchronization.