Closed kirk-marple closed 3 years ago
@kirk-marple Can you point me to the documentation in Microsoft CosmosDB, that has the information about how you are trying to authenticate.
I'm personally using the .NET SDK to connect, which hides a bit of it, but I found this documentation for Python:
client = client.Client('wss://
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/create-graph-python#review-the-code
This doesn't seem to work in Graph Explorer today, given the formatting of username into the URL, I think.
WebSocket API doesn't support authentication with username and password. So if you are using ws
or wss
protocol with graph explorer, authentication doesn't work. Authentication is supported only for http
protocol by graph explorer at the moment. There is no way for me to support authentication with wss
protocol as the browser itself doesn't support it in WebSocket API.
Alternatively, you can use http
based gremlin api, if cosmosDB provides it. Just make sure CORS is enabled for your http
based gremlin api.
Thanks, I tried the HTTP API from Cosmos last night, but didn't have any luck. It's opened up to all networks (Gremlin API doesn't have explicit CORS option)
I think it must be something in the authentication, but I couldn't figure it out. Bummer, since this looks like a great tool to try.
@kirk-marple there is no out of the box feature that supports authentication with websockets from browser at the moment. But I'm in the process of creating another project invana-engine which is supposed to act as a middleware that can talk to graph-explorer and your cosmosDB.
I shall update you soon on this issue. Thanks!
Knock Knock! Anyone here! This issue might need attention.
First off, thanks for making this - looks like a very useful tool.
I tried to use it with Gremlin API from Microsoft CosmosDB, but couldn't figure out the authentication.
I have a wss:// URI and tried putting the 'key' from Azure portal as the token, but it wouldn't authenticate.
Anyone know how to use this with CosmosDB?
Thanks!