> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://honeydew.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Deepnote

Deepnote connects to Honeydew via JDBC connection, using the **Trino** protocol.

## Creating an integration

You can connect Deepnote integrations to Honeydew.
Each integration connects to a specific Honeydew workspace and branch.

<Tip>
  It is recommended to use an [API Key](/access-control/api-keys) for setting up the connection.
</Tip>

1. Go to **Integration** > **Create new integration**
2. Scroll down to the **Data warehouses & lakes** section
3. Click on the **Trino** tile
4. Set a unique **Integration name** (e.g. "Honeydew")
5. Set the **Host name** to `jdbc.honeydew.cloud`
   <Note>
     If your organization uses a custom hostname for the JDBC connection,
     you can locate it in the Honeydew UI, under the **JDBC** section in **Settings**.
   </Note>
6. Set **Port** to `443`
7. Set **Database** to `<workspace>__<branch>` value, based on the Honeydew `workspace` and `branch` you would like to connect to.
   Omit the branch value if connecting to `prod`.
   For example, for workspace `tpch`, branch `prod`, the value would be: `tpch`.
   And for workspace `tpch`,  branch `dev`, it would be `tpch__dev`.
8. Set **Username** to the API key (or a Honeydew username), and **Password** to the API secret
   (or to the user's password in Honeydew).
9. In the **Security** section, enable the **Enforce SSL encryption** toggle
10. Click **Create Integration**
11. Select the project you would like to connect to (or create a new one).

You can now explore data on top of the Honeydew account connection, using the Deepnote user interface.