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Creating a YTsaurus CHYT connection

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Updated at March 31, 2025

To create a YTsaurus CHYT connection:

  1. Open the page for creating a new connection.

  2. Under Databases, select the YTsaurus CHYT connection.

  3. Specify the connection settings:

    • Hostname. Specify the YTsaurus proxy server address.
    • Port. Specify the CHYT connection port.
    • Clique alias: Specify the alias of a running clique. By default, the *ch_public public clique is used.
    • YTsaurus token: Manually set the OAuth token to use with YTsaurus. For more information, see the relevant YTsaurus documentation.
    • Cache TTL in seconds. Specify the cache time-to-live or leave the default value. The recommended value is 300 seconds (5 minutes).
    • Raw SQL level. Select the SQL query access level for the user.
    • HTTPS. Enable the secure connection option if your server supports HTTPS.

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  4. (Optional) Test the connection. To do this, click Check connection.

  5. Click Create connection.

  6. Select a workbook to save your connection to or create a new one. If using legacy folder navigation, select a folder to save the connection to. Click Create.

  7. Enter a name for the connection and click Create.

Additional settingsAdditional settings

You can limit data export from charts by enabling Disable data export under Advanced connection settings. With this option enabled, the export data button will be hidden in the charts based on this connection. However, you will still be able to copy chart data and take screenshots.

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