Bring your Heroku PostgreSQL data into Tableau Next with the Heroku PostgreSQL connector.
Connect to Heroku PostgreSQL
- In a Tableau Next workspace, click Add.
- Select Data, and then select From Connector.
- Locate and select the Heroku PostgreSQL connector.
- Configure the connection details, and then click Sign In.
All settings require a value, unless otherwise indicated.
| Connection Name | Identifies the connections. Use a convention that lets you easily distinguish between different connections. |
| Connection URL | The PostgreSQL hostname and port. |
| Database | Name of the database. |
| Schema | Database schema. |
| Authentication Method |
Select Username & Password Authentication or Mutual TLS Authentication |
| Username | For Username & Password authentication, enter username. |
| Password | For Username & Password authentication, enter password. |
| Username | For Mutual TLS authentication, enter username. |
| Password | For Mutual TLS authentication, enter password. |
| SSL Root Certificate |
For Mutual TLS Authentication, enter the SSL root certificate or the CA certificate that authenticates the server or select Upload Private Key File and upload the certificate. |
| SSL Client Certificate |
For Mutual TLS Authentication, enter the SSL client certificate file that validates the client or select Upload Private Key File and upload the certificate. |
| SSL Key |
For Mutual TLS Authentication, enter the Client privateSSL key or select Upload Private Key File and upload the key file. |