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  • Create API token
  • Get Environment ID
  • Get Your GraphQL URL
  • Allow Dot IPs
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Last updated 10 months ago

To connect you need admin access to dbt cloud and you need to have .

Create API token

  1. Go to ⚙️ | Accout Settings

  1. Click on Service Tokens

  1. Create new Token with permissions for Semantic Layer and Metadata

  1. Copy and Save Generated Token

Get Environment ID

  1. Go to Environments

  1. Click on your production environment and copy the last part of the url ( e.g. 12345)

Get Your GraphQL URL

Depending on where your dbt account is hosted, you need to obtain a different url.

Here are the official docs on the different schema explorer/Graph QL URLs

Example: https://semantic-layer.cloud.getdbt.com/api/graphql

Allow Dot IPs

If your organization uses a firewall to manage dbt access, Dot will only access your dbtthrough the following IPs:

  • 3.229.110.216

  • 3.122.135.165

setup the semantic layer
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