generated: '2026-09-05' method: probed source: >- https://sharing.delta.io/delta-sharing/ (probed 2026-09-05) and the published profile file https://github.com/delta-io/delta-sharing/blob/main/examples/open-datasets.share provider: Delta Lake providerId: delta-lake description: >- The Delta Lake project operates an open, unauthenticated Delta Sharing demo server that serves as the reference sandbox for the Delta Sharing REST protocol. It is not a "test mode" of a commercial API — it is a live, read-only sharing server hosting public datasets, reachable with the bearer token published in the project's own open-datasets.share profile file. There is no sandbox for the Delta Lake storage framework itself, which is a library, not a hosted service. modes: - name: open demo sharing server endpoint: https://sharing.delta.io/delta-sharing/ auth: bearer live: true note: >- Probed 2026-09-05: GET /delta-sharing/shares returned HTTP 200 with {"items":[{"name":"delta_sharing"}]} without any Authorization header. credentials: - kind: profile-file name: open-datasets.share url: https://github.com/delta-io/delta-sharing/blob/main/examples/open-datasets.share mirror: https://databricks-datasets-oregon.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/delta-sharing/share/open-datasets.share format: >- JSON with shareCredentialsVersion, endpoint, bearerToken, and an optional expirationTime, as defined in the Profile File Format section of PROTOCOL.md. note: >- The demo bearer token is published verbatim in the linked profile file. It is deliberately not copied into this repository — read it from the provider's own file so the value can never go stale here. fixtures: share: delta_sharing schema: default tables: - COVID_19_NYT - boston-housing - flight-asa_2008 - lending_club - nyctaxi_2019 - nyctaxi_2019_part note: >- Table list read live from GET https://sharing.delta.io/delta-sharing/shares/delta_sharing/all-tables on 2026-09-05. The list is truncated to the names returned on the first page. limitations: - The demo server is read-only; the Delta Sharing protocol defines no write operations. - >- No test clocks, trigger tooling, or fixture-reset endpoints exist — the shared tables are static public datasets.