I have an account in IBM Public Bluemix. I provisioned a dashDB instance and have inserted data into a dashDB table. I login to Bluemix using my IBM ID (not IBM Intranet ID)
I also have a Watson Analytics account. Please note that my Watson Analytics account/access is part of a larger team. I do not access it using the short Watson Analytics URL https://watson.analytics.ibmcloud.com. I access my account using https://watson.analytics.ibmcloud.com/home/data?loginAccountId=3ZPDZ2KL8DE0&loginTenantId=1VRPUK1QI0A5. when I go to this URL, it redirects me to IBM Intranet Authentication page and I login using IBM Intranet ID (not IBM ID).
I need to push data from the Bluemix dashDB table to the Watson Analytics account that I have.
when I create a connection in Bluemix DataWorks, it does not allow me to specify Watson Analytics URL. It allows me to enter only the user name and password. I created a connection for Watson Analytics using my IBM ID. And then created an activity to move data from dashDB to Watson Analytics. When I run the activity it fails. Please help.
you can follow steps as in the video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WAq3qVpENo
Instead of using bluemix dataWorks service, use the integrated dataworks within watson analytics by creating the data connections using dashDB credentials.
You are using an IBM internal userid that is not currently supported by DataWorks accessed via Bluemix. Short term, you will have to use the integrated DataWorks support. Unless you are developing a Bluemix application that needs to automatically push data, this will meet your needs.
Unless you are performing DataWorks cleansing operations on your data in dashDB, you can push your data into Watson Analytics directly via the API.
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I am trying to use node-red to connect to my Watson chatbot using the Watson assistant v2 node. For some reason, I keep getting forbidden returns and It doesn't seem to connect properly? Has anyone managed to successfully connect to a Watson service using Node-red?
I am not sure the correct combination of API key or ID to connect to the correct service
In the Watson Assistant UI go to the Assistant you want to use, then to the Settings section. The Assistant ID and URL are shown, then in the Service credentials section the API key.
Enter them in the configuration of your node.
For those who came late for this question:
To use IBM watson node-red nodes
search for the service in IBM cloud.
Create the service.
Get the credentials.
Go to node-red editor and paste the credentials (API key + URL)
Our access to the api that has run for years suddenly stopped working and returns {"code":401, "error": "Unauthorized"}
There is no issue with signing into the account, charges or resource usage.
The only previous interruptions were when IBM purchased the original vendor and again when IBM changed some access requirements.
The application is .NET C# and the api returns title, author, and text from urls.
How can we find the cause of the interruption?
Thanks
This is a duplicate of The old Watson Conversation API (21st Apr 2017 version) seems to have stopped working. Gives me the 401 Unauthorized error and How to know if an application is using Cloud Foundry?
The answer is the same :
IBM Cloud is switching off any services that have not been migrated to a resource group. The Watson services were part of the first batch affected. You will need to migrate your instance to IAM, then use the generated IAM key for authentication.
If you need to migrate from Cloud Foundry, see Migrating Watson services from Cloud Foundry.
You can find out details about the service instance that you are using by clicking the service instance in your Resource list on IBM Cloud and looking at the credentials.
I am using the Conversation connector to implement a Slackbot with Watson Assistant. I want to move the chatbot over to another account and workspace. How can I do that without redeploying the Conversation connector and changing something in Slack?
I found that I can edit the configuration document stored in the described authdb.
In the IBM Cloud dashboard locate the Cloudant service named conversation-connector.
Click on that service and go to the Cloudant dashboard.
Click on the authdb database. There should be a single doc in it.
Edit the section conversation and adapt the username / password / workspace_id to the new values.
Save changes. Done.
I'm having trouble connecting to the Bluemix Object Store using the instructions presented by this link: https://knowledgelayer.softlayer.com/procedure/connect-object-storage-using-sftp
It's unclear to me what the username and account ID are so I would appreciate it if someone can clarify
The instructions are valid
Where I can find the values for SLOS/IBMOS etc?
I do not have access to the Softlayer customer portal as this service as created in Bluemix.
I can confirm that an sftp server is listening at the appropriate region endpoint.
Brien, it is not possible to use SFTP to access the Bluemix Object Storage if you create it from the Services catalog area of the Bluemix UI:
https://console.ng.bluemix.net/catalog/services/object-storage
This one can be accessed via swift cli or REST API.
To use SFTP to access your Object Storage you need to create it from the Infrastructure are of the Bluemix UI - that is the legacy Softayer that is now integrated with Bluemix.
https://console.ng.bluemix.net/catalog/infrastructure/object_storage/
Also, to create the Object Storage from the Infrastructure catalog you need to first link your Bluemix and Softlayer accounts:
https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/admin/softlayerlink.html
I will change my bluemix account. for that reason I want to delete (or disable ) IBM Account and Bluemix ID. I cloud not find the function on Bluemix ACE Console.
Deletion of accounts for IBM Bluemix requires to contact the support via the support website.
If you just want to "pause", then you could just delete existing services and apps.