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"""
The s3fs package would need to be installed using conda install

conda install -c anaconda s3fs
"""
from s3fs.core import S3FileSystem


import configparser

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"""
To connect to mysql you would need to conda install the mysql-connector-python conda package

conda install -c anaconda mysql-connector-python
"""
import mysql.connector as mysql
import json


# Get credentials from kubernetes. The credentials were setup as a dictionary

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"""
To start working with Neo4j you would need to pip install the package.

pip install neo4j

Documentation is located here:
https://neo4j.com/docs/api/python-driver/current/
"""
from neo4j import GraphDatabase

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"""
To connect to mariadb you would need to conda install the mysql-connector-python package

conda install -c anaconda mysql-connector-python
"""
import mysql.connector as mariadb
import json


# Read the credentials from secret

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"""
In order to connect to oracle the following packages will need to be installed from conda.

cx_oracle
oracle-instantclient
libaio
"""
# Import the library needed
import cx_Oracle

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"""
Package psycopg2 must be installed through conda for this to work

conda install -c anaconda psycopg2
"""
import psycopg2
import json


# Get credentials from kubernetes. The credentials were setup as a dictionary

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"""
pymongo will need to be installed from conda for things to work properly

conda install -c anaconda pymongo
"""
import pymongo
import json

"""
Connect to the mongo server. In the example it is using the default auth mechanism

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"""
Installing the connector it is recommended to use pip and not the conda-forge package

pip install snowflake-connector-python
"""
import snowflake.connector
import json


# Get credentials from kubernetes. The credentials were setup as a dictionary so will use json to load

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"""
In order to use the example you must install pymssql from conda

conda install -c anaconda pymssql
"""
import pymssql


# Using an ini style credentials file for example so will use configparser
import configparser

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Changing out /var/lib/gravity

In the example below /dev/sdb was presented to the VM. You would use whatever disk was presented in your setup.

1. Get the disks presented to the system

fdisk -l

1. Create the partition on the disk. Using fdisk but you can use others i.e. gdisk