Adding a Google BigQuery Application
In order to integrate with Google BigQuery, first create an application entry in Data Access Security. This entry includes the identification, connection details, and other parameters necessary to create the link.
To add an application, use the New Application Wizard.
- Go to Admin > Applications.
- Select Add New to open the wizard.
- Select Standard Application
- Select Next to open the General Details page.
General Details
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Review and edit the application's general details:
- Application Type - Google BigQuery
- Application Name - Logical name of the application
- Description - Description of the application
- Tags - Select tags for the application from the dropdown list or enter a new name. Select Enter to create a tag.
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Identity Collector - (Mandatory) Select the BigQuery type of Identity Collector.
- You can create identity collectors on the Admin > Identity Collectors page.
- Ensure you run the Identity Collector Aggregation task before running the Permission Collection Task.
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Select Next to open the Connection Details page.
Connection Details
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Fill in the connection details:
- Organization ID - Enter the 10-digit Organization ID.
- In the Grant Type menu, select Service Account (recommended) or Client Credentials.
- Service Account Email - The email address of the service account user.
- Private Key - Enter the encrypted private key as generated in Generating OAuth 2.0 Authentication Credentials.
- Private Key Password - Enter the private key password as generated in Generating OAuth 2.0 Authentication Credentials.
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Select Next.
You can now configure and schedule resource discovery.
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