# Connect to your data with integrations and datasets
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You can connect Amazon Quick Sight to different types of data sources. This includes data residing in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications, flat files stored in Amazon S3 buckets, data from third-party services like Salesforce, and query results from Athena. Use the following examples to learn more about the requirements for connecting to specific data sources. 

**Topics**
+ [Creating a dataset using Amazon Athena data](create-a-data-set-athena.md)
+ [Using Amazon OpenSearch Service with Amazon Quick Sight](connecting-to-os.md)
+ [Creating a dataset using Amazon S3 files](create-a-data-set-s3.md)
+ [Creating a data source using Apache Spark](create-a-data-source-spark.md)
+ [Using Databricks in Quick Sight](quicksight-databricks.md)
+ [Creating a dataset using Google BigQuery](quicksight-google-big-query.md)
+ [Creating a dataset using a Google Sheets data source](create-a-dataset-google-sheets.md)
+ [Creating a dataset using an Apache Impala data source](create-a-dataset-impala.md)
+ [Creating a dataset using a Microsoft Excel file](create-a-data-set-excel.md)
+ [Creating a data source using Presto](create-a-data-source-presto.md)
+ [Using Snowflake with Amazon Quick Sight](connecting-to-snowflake.md)
+ [Using Starburst with Amazon Quick Sight](connecting-to-starburst.md)
+ [Creating a data source and data set from SaaS sources](connecting-to-saas-data-sources.md)
+ [Creating a dataset from Salesforce](create-a-data-set-salesforce.md)
+ [Using Trino with Amazon Quick Sight](connecting-to-trino.md)
+ [Creating a dataset using a local text file](create-a-data-set-file.md)
+ [Using Amazon Timestream data with Amazon Quick Sight](using-data-from-timestream.md)