> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.datafold.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Starburst

<Note>
  **INFO**

  Column-level Lineage is not currently supported for Starburst.
</Note>

**Steps to complete:**

1. [Configure user in Starburst](#configure-user-in-starburst)
2. [Create schema for Datafold](#create-schema-for-datafold)
3. [Configure your data connection in Datafold](#configure-in-datafold)

## Configure user in Starburst

To connect to Starburst, create a user with read-only access to all data sources you wish to diff and optionally generate an access token. Datafold requires a schema to be set up within one of the catalogs, typically hosted on platforms like Amazon S3 or similar services.

## Create schema for Datafold

Datafold utilizes a temporary dataset to materialize scratch work and keep data processing in the your warehouse.

## Configure in Datafold

| Field Name | Description |
| - | - |
| Connection name | A name given to the data connection within Datafold. |
| Host | The hostname for your Starburst instance (e.g., `sample-free-cluster.trino.galaxy.starburst.io` for Starburst SaaS). |
| Port | Starburst endpoint port; default value is 433. |
| Encryption | Should be checked for Starburst Galaxy, possibly unchecked for local deployments. |
| User ID | User ID as created in Starburst, typically an email address. |
| Token | Access token generated in Starburst. |
| Password | Alternatively, provide a password. |
| Schema for temporary tables | Use `<catalog>.<schema>` format. |

Click **Create**. Your data source is now ready!


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