Integration Playbook

Mysql to Duckdb OAuth Integration

Authenticate Mysql once with Datagran's managed OAuth, then let your developers pull that data and send it to Duckdb or anywhere else—without ever touching tokens.

Pipeline features

  • Managed OAuth for Mysql—we handle token storage, refresh, and security so your team never touches credentials.
  • Secure data proxy: fetch Mysql data via our API and route it to Duckdb without exposing tokens to your application.
  • Real-time webhooks notify you when connections succeed, fail, or tokens need attention.
  • AES-256-GCM encryption at rest with zero token exposure to your frontend or backend.
  • Unified API across all platforms—switch sources without rewriting auth logic.

Use cases

  • Let your developers authenticate Mysql once, then pipe campaign data, metrics, or events into Duckdb for reporting and analytics.
  • Build customer-facing integrations without managing OAuth flows—users connect Mysql in your app, you fetch the data securely.
  • Power internal dashboards, BI tools, or data warehouses by syncing Mysql data to Duckdb on your schedule.
  • Unify marketing, product, and revenue data from multiple sources without building custom auth for each platform.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to manage Mysql OAuth tokens myself?

No. Datagran handles the entire OAuth flow, stores tokens securely with AES-256-GCM encryption, and refreshes them automatically. Your application never touches credentials.

How do I get Mysql data into Duckdb?

Once users authenticate Mysql through Datagran, you fetch the data via our secure proxy API and send it to Duckdb using your own logic or ETL tools. We handle auth; you control the data flow.

What happens if a Mysql token expires or is revoked?

We monitor token health continuously, auto-refresh when possible, and send webhooks to your app if manual re-authentication is needed. You stay informed without polling.

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