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Delta Jira data import to Databricks

greengil
New Contributor III

We need to import large amount of Jira data into Databricks, and should import only the delta changes.  What's the best approach to do so?  Using the Fivetran Jira connector or develop our own Python scripts/pipeline code?  Thanks.

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Ashwin_DSA
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

Hi @greengil,

Have you considered Lakeflow Connect?  Databricks now has a native Jira connector in Lakeflow Connect that can achieve what you are looking for. It's in beta, but something you may want to consider. 

It ingests Jira into Delta with incremental (delta) loads out of the box, supports SCD1/SCD2, handles deletes via audit logs, and runs fully managed on serverless with Unity Catalog governance. This is lower-effort and better integrated than both Fivetran and custom Python, and directly targets your large volume + only changes requirement.

If you canโ€™t use the Databricks Jira connector, prefer Fivetran Jira --> Databricks over custom code for a managed, low-maintenance ELT path. Only build custom Python pipelines if you have very specific requirements that neither managed option can meet.

If this answer resolves your question, could you mark it as โ€œAccept as Solutionโ€? That helps other users quickly find the correct fix.

Regards,
Ashwin | Delivery Solution Architect @ Databricks
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