Getting started

Setting up Credentials

The best way to setup the credentials is to create a .env file and load it as environment variables.

Note

ONLY USE THE CASE THAT APPLIES TO YOU IN YOUR .env FILE COPYING ALL CASES CAN OVERWRITE CREDENTIALS AND MAY LEAD TO UNEXPECTED CONNECTION

Refer to the following links for setting up the credentials -

Cloud Pak for Data as a Service

• Case 0: Using a WML Credentials JSON file

  WML_CREDENTIALS_FILE="/path/to/wml_credentials.json"
  

• Case 1: Using API Key

  APIKEY="<wml api key>"
  LOCATION="<deployment location>"
  URL="https://${LOCATION}.ml.cloud.ibm.com"
  

• Case 2: Using Token

  TOKEN="<wml token>"
  LOCATION="<deployment location>"
  URL="https://${LOCATION}.ml.cloud.ibm.com"
  

Cloud Pak for Data

• Case 3: Using Username and Password

  USERNAME="<CP4D Account Username>"
  PASSWORD="<CP4D Account Password>"
  URL="<CP4D Web URL>"
  INSTANCE_ID="openshift"
  VERSION="4.6"
  

• Case 4: Using Username and API Key

  USERNAME="<CP4D Account Username>"
  APIKEY="<CP4D Account API Key>"
  URL="<CP4D Web URL>"
  INSTANCE_ID="openshift"
  VERSION="4.6"
  

• Case 5: Using Access Token from CP4D notebook environment

  TOKEN=${USER_ACCESS_TOKEN}
  URL="<CP4D Web URL>"
  INSTANCE_ID="openshift"
  VERSION="4.6"