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Can you Connect Data Camp Workspace with GitHub, Redshift, S3 Bucket and other Integrations?
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Workspace integrations allow you to seamlessly connect to data sources or external services in a secure way. To connect to a PostgreSQL database, to upload and download files from cloud file systems like Dropbox and Amazon S3, to save your work to a GitHub repository, etc. The possibilities are endless.
Workspace seamlessly connects to your existing data sources and gets insights faster. Any Workspace integration can connect to multiple projects and be disconnected anytime, keeping you in control of your data
Create a workspace from a GitHub repository and track your changes. Attach your workspace to one or multiple GitHub repositories so you can read from and commit to any branch.
Read from and write to your Dropbox files straight from a workspace. Avoid repetitive downloading and uploading by automating the process in Python or R. Tightly control the workspace's permissions to your Dropbox folder.
Connect to a Redshift cluster and query the data straight from your workspace. Use SQL to get the data you need from Redshift. Seamlessly continue your analysis in Python or R.
Connect to an AWS S3 bucket to read, edit and upload files. Securely store credentials for connecting to S3. Use commonly used packages to download and upload files.
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For accessing data sources that are not natively supported or to connect to external services (like GitHub and Slack), you can create an "Environment variables" integration. You can use this integration type to securely store passwords, secrets, or tokens. When you connect these environment variables to your workspace the variables will be available inside the notebook. That way, you can avoid having to encode sensitive information in the notebook in clear text.
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