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# Connect to Catalog

1. Navigate to the appropriate workspace and use the sidebar to access catalog options.
2. Click on  **Catalogs** section in the e6data UI.
3. Click **Create** in the top-right corner and choose a catalog type:
4. Choose the catalog type managing your Iceberg tables:

   * **AWS Glue**
   * **Apache Hive** 

   Enter the required connection details (e.g., credentials, region, endpoints).
5. Save and validate the connection.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** There is no direct option labeled "Delta Lake". Select the catalog service where your Delta tables are registered. For example, if Delta tables are in AWS Glue, select **AWS Glue**.
{% endhint %}

6. The steps to edit and delete a catalog are the same.<br>


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