Add a Paimon DataSource

This page explains the configuration required when adding a Paimon DataSource.

BladePipe only supports the filesystem catalog mode, which is compatible with various stores such as Amazon S3, MinIO, HDFS, and local file systems.

Configuration Explaination

Click DataSource > Add DataSource. Select Paimon under Self Maintenance.

General Configuration

• Address: Fill in the catalog service endpoint based on the storage location specified by the Warehouse.

  • Amazon S3: Fill in the S3 endpoint, for example, s3.<aws_s3_region_code>.amazonaws.com
  • MinIO: Fill in the MinIO endpoint, for example, localhost:9000
  • Local file system: Fill in localhost
  • HDFS: Fill in localhost

• Version: Select the exact Paimon version.

• Description: Add a description to easily identify the DataSource.

• Physical Region: Select a region closer to the place where Catalog is deployed or keep the default value. It is used for identification.

Parameter Configuration

• httpsEnabled: If the Catalog is AWS Glue, this parameter must be set to true. For the other types, set this value based on whether SSL is enabled for the deployed Catalog service.

• warehouse: Specify the root directory URI of the Paimon warehouse. All table metadata and data files will be stored under this directory.

  • Example for Amazon S3: s3://<your_bucket_name>/path/to/warehouse
  • Example for MinIO: s3://<your_bucket_name>/path/to/warehouse
  • Example for HDFS: hdfs://<your_namenode_host>:<port>/path/to/warehouse
  • Example for local file system: file:///path/on/your/machine

• metastoreType: Enable the file system mode. Currently, only filesystem is supported.

• catalogProps: The configuration varies for different catalogs. Examples are provided below (replace values inside <> with actual ones):

  • AWS S3

  {   
    "s3.access-key": "<aws_s3_iam_user_access_key>",
    "s3.secret-key": "<aws_s3_iam_user_secret_key>",
    "s3.path-style-access": "true"
  }

  • MinIO

  {
    "s3.access-key": "<minio_user>",
    "s3.secret-key": "<minio_password>",
    "s3.path-style-access": "true"
  }