Manage sinks

Learn how to:

• Create and configure sinks for data storage
• View sink configuration
• Delete sinks when no longer needed

Sinks are made available to pipelines as SQL tables using the sink name (for example, INSERT INTO my_sink SELECT * FROM my_stream).

To create a sink, run the basin pipelines sinks create command:

npx wrangler basin pipelines sinks create <SINK_NAME> --type r2 --bucket my-bucket

yarn wrangler basin pipelines sinks create <SINK_NAME> --type r2 --bucket my-bucket

pnpm wrangler basin pipelines sinks create <SINK_NAME> --type r2 --bucket my-bucket

For sink-specific configuration options, refer to Available sinks.

Alternatively, to use the interactive setup wizard that helps you configure a stream, sink, and pipeline, run the basin pipelines setup command:

npx wrangler basin pipelines setup

yarn wrangler basin pipelines setup

pnpm wrangler basin pipelines setup

To view a specific sink, run the basin pipelines sinks get command with either the sink ID or sink name:

npx wrangler basin pipelines sinks get <SINK_NAME_OR_ID>

yarn wrangler basin pipelines sinks get <SINK_NAME_OR_ID>

pnpm wrangler basin pipelines sinks get <SINK_NAME_OR_ID>

To list all sinks in your account, run the basin pipelines sinks list command:

npx wrangler basin pipelines sinks list

yarn wrangler basin pipelines sinks list

pnpm wrangler basin pipelines sinks list

To delete a sink, run the basin pipelines sinks delete command:

npx wrangler basin pipelines sinks delete <SINK_ID>

yarn wrangler basin pipelines sinks delete <SINK_ID>

pnpm wrangler basin pipelines sinks delete <SINK_ID>

• Sinks cannot be modified after creation. To change sink configuration, you must delete and recreate the sink.
• The Basin Catalog Sink does not currently support writing to R2 buckets into a different jurisdiction.