- Generate Peaka API Key
- Install Peaka Tableau Taco File
- Install Trino JDBC Driver
- Configure Tableau Start Script
Generate API Key
After you create your project, setup connections and create your catalogs in Peaka, you need to generate a Peaka API Key to use it with Tableu Connector. Check out Peaka Documentation on how to create API Keys for detailed instructions.Install Peaka Tableau Taco File
A TACO file (.taco) is a packaged Tableau connector file that can be placed in your “My Tableau Repository/Connectors” folder. From there, Tableau automatically loads all connectors it finds. You need to do following steps to install Peaka Taco File:- Download the Peaka Taco file by clicking the link below:
- PeakaStudioJDBC-v1.0.0.tacov
For 2021.1 and older:
## Install Trino JDBC Driver
Peaka connector requires Trino JDBC driver to be installed. You can install Trino JDBC Driver by clicking here.
In the Trino page, you can download the the driver by clicking link highlighted in the image below:
JDBC drivers are self-contained .jar files. Place the Trino JDBC Driver in the folder for your operating system. (You need to create the folder if it doesn’t already exist.)
- Windows: C:\Program Files\Tableau\Drivers
- Mac: ~/Library/Tableau/Drivers
- Linux: /opt/tableau/tableau_driver/jdbc
Configure Tableau Start Script
Tableau requires taco file to be signed. Currently, Peaka Connector taco file is not signed by a certificate authority. We are working on it. However you can still use Peaka Connector by passing a parameter to Tableau executable. Follow these steps to run Peaka Connector:For Mac:
Open terminal and create a tableau.sh file with this command:How to use Peaka Connector
After completing all the steps, you should be able to see Peaka Connector listed in Tableau Desktop. Click to Peaka Studio by Peaka connector from the connector list.
Enter your Peaka API Key to the opened window.
In the next screen you can see your tables by selecting catalog and schema.
