Connect your BigQuery
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In order to connect your BigQuery instance, Whaly needs to be connected with your Google Cloud Instance. This guide will details the necessary steps:
Finding your Google Cloud Project ID
Creation of a Google Cloud Service Account with the proper role
Steps where you need to paste info from the google cloud console to Whaly are identified with a
To connect BigQuery to Whaly, you need the following:
A Google Cloud Project
Admin rights on the Google Cloud Console
You need to grant Whaly access to your BigQuery cluster so we can create and manage tables for your data, and periodically load data into those tables.
Go to your Google Cloud Console's projects list.
Find your Project ID and paste it into Whaly.
In order to give Whaly access to a subset of your Google Cloud account, you have to create a Service Account. In Google Cloud, a service account is a technical user that will have some permissions and credentials to access your cloud ressources.
A. Create the service account
In order to create the service account that will be used by Whaly to connect to your BigQuery, see Google's Creating a service account documentation.
B. Make the service account a BigQuery admin
Go back to the IAM & admin tab, and go to the project members list.
Select + Add.
In the New Members field, enter the service account you created in Step 2.A. The service account is the entire email address.
Click Select a role > BigQuery > BigQuery User.
C. Download the service account private key
Then, create a Private key (JSON) for your service account. Open it with your favourite text editor and paste the whole file content into Whaly.
