Goal : Deploy Magic xpi project automatically running azure Pipelines Prequisites : 1/ Assume that you have set up git for you Magic xpi project (branch DEV) Prepare if necessary all the config files for qualification (see step 19/) 2/ Push your project from « DEV » local branch to « DEV » remote branch (« DEV » remote branch should […]
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Goal : run a databricks job through REST api with Magic xpi Prequisites : 1/ Generate your PAT in the user/developer settings 2/ Create a table in your catalog 3/ create a notebook in your workspace Copy/Paste the below python script 4/ create a Job set the previous notebook 5/ Before running the job, you
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Goal : Send Magicxpi ActivityLog to OpenTelemetryCollector and export it to Amazon Cloud Watch Prerequisites : 1/ Sign in https://<region>.console.aws.amazon.com/ <region> = eu-west-1 for my example After signing, search for Cloud Watch Choose Log Management on the left Menu 2/ Create a log group (magicxpi) and a log stream(magicxpistream) 3/ Define your OTEL config file
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Goal : Send Magicxpi ActivityLog to OpenTelemetryCollector and export it to Google Cloud Observability Monitoring Prerequisites : 1/ Sign in https://console.cloud.google.com/ Activate the Open telemetry API Enable this API 2/ Create a google service account Grant Cloud Trace Agent and Logs Writer roles 3/ Go back to Service Accounts Click on the Email column, then
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Goal : Install Kubernetes Dashboard (Ubuntu) and Access it externally to control your Magic xpi IMM 1/ Install and deploy the last version of the Dashboard microk8s kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kubernetes/dashboard/v2.7.0/aio/deploy/recommended.yaml 2/ Check that the pods are running microk8s kubectl get pods -n kubernetes-dashboard 3/ Create a user and a role to access the dashboard
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Goal : Expose Magic xpi RESTFul API service through an MCP Proxy Server Prerequisites : 1/ Install an open api MCP server Start powershell admin console git clone https://github.com/jedisct1/openapi-mcp.git cd .\openapi-mcp\ Create bin folder New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path .\bin | Out-Null Build MCP server (stdio/http) go build -o .\bin\openapi-mcp .\cmd\openapi-mcp Build Interactive MCP Client
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Goal : Configure OAuth2 Authentication for Magic xpi RESTful API Service using Amazon Cognito 1/ Sign on your AWS portal and create a user pool in Cognito In this user pool, create an application client (MagicxpiAPP) Copy the client id and client secret Return to user pool level and click on Domain Scroll down and
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Goal : Configure OAuth2 Authentication for Magic xpi RESTful API Service using Microsoft identity platform Application2Application 1/ Sign on your azure portal and register an application. Register a New app with these information for example « MyOauth2App2App » (no need to define a Redirect URIs) Click on App roles and create an app role Click on API
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Goal : Retrieve secret values from Azure Key Vault protected by certificat with Magic xpi using REST API 1/ Generate your certificat (pfx format) and declare it in the azure console (Azure Key Vault) You can use standard powershell script to generate and export the pfx certificate. 2/ To test with postman, you need first
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Goal : Use docusign REST API with your Magic xpi Platform Prerequisites : 1/ Configure an Apps in the docusign Admin console Access to your admin console : https://apps-d.docusign.com/admin Choose on the Left menu : Apps And Keys Create an Apps Choose options below Clic on Add Secret Key (*) Copy the secret value in
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