Developing and testing your first custom connection
You can develop a custom connection in your own project, as shown in this example.
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Create a new directory hello-world-conn-dev and file
hello-conn.py to contain your custom data connection files.
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Implement your custom data connection in hello-conn.py.
(There must only be one class which implements
CustomConnection in this directory.)
"""Hello World Custom Connection Implementation""" from cml.data_v1.customconnection import CustomConnection class HelloWorld(CustomConnection): """ Implementation of the interface function print_usage""" def print_usage(self): print(""" This is a %s connection"""% (self.app_name)) """ Implementation of custom function for hello connections""" def hello_world(self): print("These are the specified parameters" ) print (self.parameters)
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Test your custom data connection locally (for more information see
Loading custom connections)
test_params = {"PARAM_1": "foo", "PARAM_2": "bar"} import cml.data_v1 as cmldata conn = cmldata.get_custom_connection_from_local( "hello-world-conn-dev", "my-hello-connection", test_params) conn.print_usage() conn.hello_world()
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In Site Administration > Data Connections, select New Connection, and fill in the
fields as shown below.
- See Data connection management to set the availability of your newly created custom connection in new and existing Cloudera AI projects.
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Create a project, and start a session to use your completed Hello World
connection.
Note: A default custom connection code snippet is automatically displayed to the user.