Native cloud deployment on Azure is not available for this version of Exasol, but you can install Exasol as a Linux application on Azure instances. For more information, see Installation.

Native cloud deployment on Google Cloud is not available for this version of Exasol, but you can install Exasol as a Linux application on Google Cloud instances. For more information, see Installation.

Connect to Exasol

Learn how to connect to Exasol and integrate it with your existing tools and workflows.

Once your database is up and running you can connect to it using database clients and other tools that are compatible with the Exasol drivers and programming languages.

Setting up a connection requires that you have installed the necessary drivers and configured your network to allow traffic between the tool and Exasol, and that you have the connection details that are needed to configure the connection in the tool. Several tools on the market come with support for Exasol pre-installed. This section describes how to connect to Exasol from some common tools of different types, such as data integration tools, BI tools, and SQL clients.

For a (non-exclusive) list of tools that can be connected to Exasol, see Ecosystem overview.
To learn how to install third-party JDBC drivers and Oracle Instant Client in Exasol SaaS, see Driver management (SaaS).
To learn how to install drivers provided by Exasol, see Drivers and libraries.

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