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title: Database service setup
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slug: /quick-start/getting-started/day-1/database-service-setup
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---
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## Setting Up a Database Service for Metadata Extraction
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You can quickly set up a database service for metadata extraction in OpenMetadata SaaS. Below is an example of how to configure a connection using the `Snowflake` Connector:
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1. ### Log in to OpenMetadata SaaS
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- Navigate to **Settings > Services > Databases**.
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- Click on **Add New Service**.
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.7/getting-started/add-service.png"
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alt="Adding Database Service"
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caption="Adding Database Service" /%}
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2. ### Select Database Type
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- Choose the database type for your service. In this example, select `Snowflake`.
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- Enter the required details, such as the **Name** and **Description**, to identify the database.
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.7/getting-started/select-service.png"
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alt="Selecting Database Service"
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caption="Selecting Database Service" /%}
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3. ### Enter Connection Details
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- Provide the necessary connection parameters, such as hostname, port, credentials, etc.
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- The side panel offers guidance with available documentation, and you can also refer to the specific `Snowflake` Connector [documentation](/connectors)for more information.
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.7/getting-started/configure-connector.png"
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alt="Configure Service"
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caption="Configure Service" /%}
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.7/getting-started/configure-connector.png"
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alt="Updating Connection Details"
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caption="Updating Connection Details" /%}
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4. ### Test the Connection
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Click Test Connection to verify the setup. This will check if OpenMetadata can reach the Snowflake service.
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{% image
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src="/images/v1.7/getting-started/test-connection.png"
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alt="Verifying the Test Connection"
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caption="Verifying the Test Connection" /%}
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5. ### Set Default Data Filters
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Configure default filters to control which databases, schemas, and tables are included or excluded during ingestion.
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#### Default Database Filter Pattern
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- **Includes / Excludes**:
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To add a filter pattern, simply type it in and press `Enter`.
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#### Default Schema Filter Pattern
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- **Includes / Excludes**:
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To add a filter pattern, simply type it in and press `Enter`.
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#### Default Table Filter Pattern
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- **Includes / Excludes**:
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To add a filter pattern, simply type it in and press `Enter`.
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These filters help streamline the ingestion process by targeting only the relevant data assets.
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