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Currently, there is no official, first-party BigQuery connector provided by Bluesky. To get this data into BigQuery, you have two practical paths: leverage community-maintained datasets or build a lean ingestion pipeline. For immediate access without infrastructure overhead, search for public datasets on platforms like Hugging Face or GitHub where researchers frequently upload Parquet exports of the AT Protocol firehose. These can be loaded into BigQuery as external tables in minutes. If you require real-time data, the most cost-effective implementation is to use a "Jetstream" consumer. Jetstream is a compressed version of the Bluesky firehose that reduces bandwidth requirements. You can run a lightweight script (on Cloud Run or a small VM) to consume this stream and pipe it into BigQuery via streaming inserts. This approach ensures you only pay to store the specific events—such as posts or profile updates—that actually impact your metrics. The primary trade-off is cost versus utility. Ingesting the entire firehose into BigQuery is expensive and often unnecessary. To see a concrete return on investment, filter the data at the ingestion