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Genloop connects to a Databricks SQL warehouse over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection using a personal access token. It reads the tables you select and never writes to your workspace.

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Before you connect

  • A Databricks user or service principal with read access to the tables you want to query.
  • A running SQL warehouse and its HTTP path.
  • If your workspace has an IP access list, allow Genloop’s regional IP address. See Before you begin.

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Connection fields

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Generate an access token

1

Open User Settings

In your Databricks workspace, click your username and open User Settings → Developer.
2

Create the token

Click Generate new token, set an expiry, and copy the value.
3

Add it to Genloop

Paste the token into the Access token field in the connection form.

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Encryption and network

Genloop reaches Databricks over the internet using an encrypted (HTTPS) connection. There is no SSL setting to configure, and an SSH tunnel is not used.

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Permissions

Genloop only reads your data and never writes to your workspace. You can connect with any user or service principal that already has read access to the tables you select. If you want a dedicated read-only identity for Genloop, ask your Databricks administrator to set one up.
Grant the identity CAN USE on the SQL warehouse, then run this for the data it should read:

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Next steps

Connect a database

Back to the full connection flow.

Context Hub

View and edit the memory built from your connection.