Using Interzoid with PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL (also known as Postgres) is an open source database platform that has become one of the top relational databases of the Cloud era. Many Cloud SQL database platform offerings are based on or derived from PostgreSQL, and therefore work with PostgreSQL database drivers. For example, AWS (including RDS, Aurora, and Redshift), the Google Cloud Platform, Alibaba Cloud, IBM Cloud, CockroachDB, EnterpriseDB, ElephantSQL, and even Azure SQL have PostgreSQL implementations available for use and running the Cloud. A partial list is here. Since Interzoid supports PostgreSQL connectivity, that means that database tables in these platforms can be targets of Interzoid analysis and processing, simply by using a PostgreSQL connection string.

Connection string example:

            
    "postgres://user:password@domain/database?sslmode=disable"
            

A "connection string" provides the parameters necessary to initiate the connection to a specific data source on the Cloud for analysis, enrichment, matching, or whatever data function from Interzoid is selected for use.