Interfaces
There are three basic ways to access and use CDP services: web interface, CLI client, and SDK.
CDP web interface
The CDP web interface provides a web-based, graphical user interface accessible via a browser. As an admin user, you can use the CDP web interface to register environments, manage users, and provision CDP service resources for end users. As an end user, you can use the CDP web interface to access CDP service web interfaces to perform data engineering or data analytics tasks.
The CDP web interface allows you to access multiple CDP services. You can switch between
different CDP services by using the 
icon in the top left corner.
CDP CLI
If you prefer to work in a terminal window, you can download and configure the CDP client that gives you access to the CDP CLI tool. The CDP CLI allows you to perform the same actions as can be performed from the management console. Furthermore, it allows you to automate routine tasks such as Data Hub cluster creation.
CDP SDK
You can use the CDP SDK for Java to integrate CDP services with your applications. Use the CDP SDK to connect to CDP services, create and manage clusters, and run jobs from your Java application or other data integration tools that you may use in your organization.
