Data warehouses
Amazon Redshift
Google BigQuery
Snowflake
Databricks
Microsoft Fabric
ClickHouse
SingleStore
Apache Pinot
Firebolt
Vertica
Query engines
Amazon Athena
DuckDB / MotherDuck
Hive / SparkSQL
Presto
Trino
Transactional databases
Postgres
Microsoft SQL Server
MySQL
Oracle
SQLite
Time series databases
QuestDB
Streaming
ksqlDB
Materialize
RisingWave
Other data sources
Elasticsearch
MongoDB
Druid
Parquet
CSV
JSON
API endpoints
Cube is designed to work with data sources that allow querying them with SQL. Cube is not designed to access data files directly or fetch data from REST, or GraphQL, or any other API. To use Cube in that way, you either need to use a supported data source (e.g., use DuckDB to query Parquet files on Amazon S3) or create a custom data source driver.Data source drivers
Driver support
Most of the drivers for data sources are supported either directly by the Cube team or by their vendors. The rest are community-supported and will be highlighted as such in their respective pages. You can find the source code of the drivers that are part of the Cube distribution incubejs-*-driver folders on GitHub.
Third-party drivers
The following drivers were contributed by the Cube community. They are not part of the Cube distribution, however, they can still be used with Cube: You need to configuredriver_factory to use a third-party
driver.
Currently unsupported data sources
If you’d like to connect to a data source which is not yet listed on this page, please see the list of requested drivers and file an issue on GitHub. You’re more than welcome to contribute new drivers as well as new features and patches to existing drivers. Please check the contribution guidelines and join the#contributing-to-cube channel in our
Slack community.
You can contact us to discuss an integration
with a currently unsupported data source. We might be able to assist Cube Cloud
users on the Enterprise Premier plan.