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.
Table 1. Mandatory fields
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.

Table 2. Optional fields
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.