Lakebase
Lakebase is Databricks serverless PostgreSQL. KoraBridge treats it as a PostgreSQL destination, so the setup is the same shape as PostgreSQL.
What you need
- Connection string. The full Lakebase URL including credentials, for example
postgresql://user:password@host:5432/database. - Write access. The user must be able to create schemas and tables and insert rows.
Where to find it
Open your Lakebase instance in Databricks and copy its connection details. Your Databricks admin can issue the user and password.
Connection string
Paste the full URL, credentials included. KoraBridge stores it encrypted.
SSL root certificate
Optional. Paste the CA root certificate (PEM) when your URL uses sslmode=verify-full. Leave it blank if your endpoint does not require server certificate verification.
Maximum insert rows
Advanced. The most rows KoraBridge puts in one insert file. Leave it blank for the safe default of 500.
Common mistakes
- Leaving the database name or port out of the URL.
- Using a user that cannot create tables.