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Federated queries

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Updated at April 7, 2025

Federated queries provide a way to process data from multiple data sources with a single query. Currently, federated queries can work with ClickHouse® and PostgreSQL databases and Yandex Object Storage data storages.

To work with data stored in external databases, you simply need to create a connection. To work with unschematized data stored in S3 buckets, you also need to create a data binding.

Read more about working with different data sources in these sections:

  • ClickHouse®.
  • Greenplum®.
  • MySQL®.
  • PostgreSQL.
  • S3.
  • YDB.

Example of how to use federated queries in Yandex Query:

Use cases

  • Federated data queries

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