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## Overview

[Daft](https://docs.daft.ai/) is a distributed dataframe library for Python, designed for complex data workflows on large datasets. It provides a familiar DataFrame API while offering powerful distributed computing capabilities for processing data at scale.

## Daft Connector for Gravitino

The Daft connector enables seamless integration between Daft and Apache Gravitino's unified metadata management system. This connector allows Daft users to:

- Access tables and filesets managed by Gravitino
- Leverage Gravitino's unified metadata layer across different data sources
- Benefit from automatic credential management for cloud storage systems

## Documentation

For complete documentation on installation, configuration, usage examples, and API reference, visit:

**[Daft Gravitino Connector Documentation](https://docs.daft.ai/en/latest/connectors/gravitino/)**

The official Daft documentation provides comprehensive guidance on:

- Installation and setup instructions
- Authentication configuration
- Complete API reference
- Usage examples and best practices
- Compatibility information and limitations