You’ll need a tigergaph cloud instance. Once you have that, you’ll need to put your credentials in your gradle-local.properties
file. Don’t check this into your repository.
gradle-local.properties
gHost=josh-deforestation.i.tgcloud.io
gHostUriType=https
gAdminUserName=tigergraph
gAdminPassword=REDACTED
gUserName=tigergraph
gPassword=REDACTED
gCertPath=my-cert.txt
gClientVersion=v2_5_2
gSecret=REDACTED
You’ll need to get your cert from your cloud instance.
shell
openssl s_client -connect <tigergraphserver>:14240 < /dev/null 2> /dev/null | \ openssl x509 -text > my-cert.txt
Finally, you’ll need to generatet a secret. Easiest way I know:
gradle --console=plain gsqlShell
Then
use graph deforestation create secret
Copy the secret into your gradle-local.properties
file.