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HI,
Is it possible to connect S3 to qlik sense without making my buckets and files public . Is there any other work around to do so to connect to S3 ?
The Qlik Sense June 2018 release comes with Apache Drill as a connector. Apache Drill is a connector that can connect to several different sources - so it is not a "single" connector but a multi-connector. Amongst the sources it support is Amazon S3:
https://drill.apache.org/docs/s3-storage-plugin/
and according to the documentation and my own tests full use of credentials is supported too.
If we are using the older version of qlik sense - Sep 2017 ... Will this work ?
Yes, it is quite possible to download the Apache Drill ODBC-driver manually and install it. I have done that with Qlik Sense versions going back about two years already.
You will also have to download and install Drill locally if you don't plan to have a Drill cluster/server. This is called embedded mode and you find the instructions here:
https://drill.apache.org/docs/embedded-mode-prerequisites/
Finally you will have to enable the Storage Plug-In for S3:
By pressing Enable as you can see above...
and finally you can specify your Amazon S3 credentials by updating the S3 Storage Plugin:
Another option is to use the Qlik WebConnectors and the standard S3 connector that is available for free - not licensed:
This also has authentication/credentials included so you don't need to have public access.
HI Peter ,
Itried connecting S3 bucket through the qlik web connector ...I got the authentication as well .. but I was able to upload only one csv file at a time .. is it possible to load full folder and access files in it.
Also can u pls guide me through the AWS Athena connection to s3 bucket ??