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# Data Sources

Connect to your warehouse, or database in AirOps

AirOps makes it easy to connect to various data sources including: warehouses, databases, APIs, and vector databases. This allows you to train your Large Language Models directly on your own integrated databases and systems, and fully unlock the power of AI.

## Supported Data Sources

AirOps currently supports the following data sources:

* [BigQuery](/context/memory-stores/add-data/import-from-sql-database/data-sources/bigquery.md)
* [Postgres](/context/memory-stores/add-data/import-from-sql-database/data-sources/postgres.md)
* [Redshift](/context/memory-stores/add-data/import-from-sql-database/data-sources/redshift.md)
* [Snowflake](/context/memory-stores/add-data/import-from-sql-database/data-sources/snowflake.md)

We're constantly working to expand our connectivity options, so if you're interested in requesting an integration or have any suggestions, please don't hesitate to let us know!

## Getting Started

To set up a new data source connection, first navigate to the "**⚙️ Settings"** tab on the left-hand panel, click "**Warehouse Setup,**" and then select the "**Add Database**" button in the top-right corner:

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Then, follow our specific guide pages linked above to connect your desired integration!


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