Cassandra DB Credentials
Use Cassandra DB Credentials to establish a secure and authenticated connection from HCL UnO Agentic AI Builder solutions to an Apache Cassandra database. This allows your agents to interact with distributed NoSQL clusters for high-volume, high-availability data storage and retrieval.
Before you begin
Ensure that the Cassandra cluster is running and accessible from the network where the HCL UnO Agentic AI Builder is deployed.
- If authentication is enabled on the Cassandra cluster, have valid username and password credentials.
- Identify the default keyspace you want the agent to operate within.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Contact Points |
A comma-separated list of IP addresses or hostnames of one or more nodes in your Cassandra cluster. These are used by the driver to discover the cluster topology. |
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
| Credential Name |
A unique, user-defined name for this specific Cassandra DB credential. This name will be used to identify the credential within the HCL UnO Agentic AI Builder. |
| Username | The username required to authenticate and connect to your Cassandra database, if authentication is enabled on the cluster. |
| Password | The password associated with the provided username for database authentication, if authentication is enabled. |
| Key Space | The name of the specific keyspace (similar to a database in relational databases) within your Cassandra cluster that the agent should connect to by default. |
| Port | Enter the port on which the Cassandra database is running. The
default is typically 9042. |