Google Cloud Storage connector
Adobe Experience Platform provides native connectivity for cloud providers like AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Azure, allowing you to bring your data from these systems.
Cloud storage sources can bring your own data into Experience Platform without the need to download, format, or upload. Ingested data can be formatted as JSON or Parquet that is compliant with Experience Data Model (XDM), or in a delimited format. Every step of the process is integrated into the sources workflow. Experience Platform allows you to bring in data from Google Cloud Storage through batches.
IP address allow list
A list of IP addresses must be added to an allow list prior to working with source connectors. Failing to add your region-specific IP addresses to your allow list may lead to errors or non-performance when using sources. See the IP address allow list page for more information.
Prerequisite setup for connecting your Google Cloud Storage account
In order to connect to Experience Platform, you must first enable interoperability for your Google Cloud Storage account. To access the interoperability setting, open Google Cloud Platform and select Settings from the Cloud Storage option in the navigation panel.
The Settings page appears. From here, you can see information regarding your Google project ID and details about your Google Cloud Storage account. To access interoperability settings, select Interoperability from the top header.
The Interoperability page contains information on authentication, access keys, and the default project associated with your service account. To generate a new access key ID and a secret access key for your service account, select Create a Key for a Service Account.
You can use your newly generated access key ID and secret access key to connect your Google Cloud Storage account to Experience Platform.
For more information, please read the guide on creating and managing service account keys from the Google Cloud documentation.
Naming constraints for files and directories
The following is a list of constraints you must account for when naming your cloud storage file or directory.
- Directory and file component names cannot exceed 255 characters.
- Directory and file names cannot end with a forward slash (
/). If provided, it will be automatically removed. - The following reserved URL characters must be properly escaped:
! ' ( ) ; @ & = + $ , % # [ ] - The following characters are not allowed:
" \ / : | < > * ?. - Illegal URL path characters not allowed. Code points like
\uE000, while valid in NTFS filenames, are not valid Unicode characters. In addition, some ASCII or Unicode characters, like control characters (0x00 to 0x1F, \u0081, etc.), are also not allowed. For rules governing Unicode strings in HTTP/1.1 see RFC 2616, Section 2.2: Basic Rules and RFC 3987. - The following file names are not allowed: LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7, LPT8, LPT9, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9, PRN, AUX, NUL, CON, CLOCK$, dot character (.), and two dot characters (…).
Connect Google Cloud Storage to Experience Platform
The documentation below provides information on how to connect Google Cloud Storage to Experience Platform using APIs or the user interface: