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Apache Kudu properties

Properties to configure to connect to an Apache Kudu table.

Apache Kudu connection

Select Apache Kudu in the list and configure the connection.

Configuration

Select your engine from the list and set the master adresses settings.

Master adresses settings
Property Configuration
Master node hostname Enter the IP address or hostname that identifies the Apache Kudu cluster master node.
Master node port Enter the port associated with the Apache Kudu cluster master node.
If you have 3 master nodes in the same cluster with different ports, you need to add three master addresses as follows:
Master node hostname: 192.168.1.1
Master node port: 7051

Master node hostname: 192.168.1.1
Master node port: 7151

Master node hostname: 192.168.1.1
Master node port: 7251

After configuring the connection, give it a display name (mandatory) and a description (optional).

Apache Kudu dataset

Dataset configuration
Property Configuration
Dataset name Enter a display name for the dataset. This name will be used as a unique identifier of the dataset in all Talend Cloud apps.
Connection Select your connection in the list. If you are creating a dataset based on an existing connection, this field is read-only.
Main settings
Property Configuration
Table name
  • If the table already exists, it will be automatically suggested in the list.
  • If the table does not exist, you need to manually enter a name for the new table.
Schema Select or enter the schema fields you want to retrieve from (existing table) or define for (new table) your table. Check the Select all box to select all the existing fields of the schema.
Table streams Select or enter the unique name of your Amazon Aurora table, as well as the name of the table stream to indicate the type of changes tracked in the table.

For more information on table streams and CDC, read the Snowflake documentation.
Advanced settings
Property Configuration
Set primary key(s) Enable this option to define the primary key manually.

If this option is disabled, the first field is used as primary key.

If you are creating a new table, note that the primary key you define cannot be changed once the table is created.

Additional JDBC parameters might be displayed depending on whether the connector is used as a source or destination dataset, read the JDBC parameters section to know more about these parameters.

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