Materialize

The driver for Materialize is supported by its vendor. Please report any issues to their Slack (opens in a new tab).

Prerequisites

The hostname for the Materialize (opens in a new tab) database server

Setup

Manual

Add the following to a .env file in your Cube project:

CUBEJS_DB_TYPE=materialize
CUBEJS_DB_HOST=my.materialize.host
CUBEJS_DB_PORT=6875
CUBEJS_DB_NAME=materialize
CUBEJS_DB_USER=materialize
CUBEJS_DB_PASS=materialize
CUBEJS_DB_MATERIALIZE_CLUSTER=quickstart

Environment Variables

Environment Variable	Description	Possible Values	Required
`CUBEJS_DB_HOST`	The host URL for a database	A valid database host URL	✅
`CUBEJS_DB_PORT`	The port for the database connection	A valid port number	✅
`CUBEJS_DB_NAME`	The name of the database to connect to	A valid database name	✅
`CUBEJS_DB_USER`	The username used to connect to the database	A valid database username	✅
`CUBEJS_DB_PASS`	The password used to connect to the database	A valid database password	✅
`CUBEJS_CONCURRENCY`	The number of concurrent connections each queue has to the database. Default is `2`	A valid number	❌
`CUBEJS_DB_MAX_POOL`	The maximum number of concurrent database connections to pool. Default is `8`	A valid number	❌
`CUBEJS_DB_MATERIALIZE_CLUSTER`	The name of the Materialize cluster to connect to	A valid cluster name	❌

SSL

To enable SSL-encrypted connections between Cube and Materialize, set the CUBEJS_DB_SSL environment variable to true. For more information on how to configure custom certificates, please check out Enable SSL Connections to the Database.

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