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To load data into Squirro, you need to set up a connection. This requires configuration options that are used by the various command-line tools, including the SDK, APIs, etc.

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To connect to Squirro through the command line, you will require three pieces of information:

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4. Locate your instance in the list and copy the Endpoint URL. Your cluster URL is the same as the Endpoint URL listed next to the instance name.

For example, in 🗒️ Example: In the screen capture below, the cluster URL for the demos instance is https://demos.squirro.cloud

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  1. Log in to http://start.squirro.com using your Squirro ID.

  2. Navigate to your desired project.

  3. Navigate to Setup > Settings.

  4. Click Properties from the left menu.

  5. Copy your Project Identifier from the displayed information.

Locate Your Cluster URL

Generate an Authentication Token

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4. After the instance loads, click on your initials (two letters within a circle) in the upper-right hand corner menu bar of the dashboard.

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Note:You must click on your initials after opening a specific instance. Clicking on your initials outside of a specific instance brings up a different account menu.

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  1. Click My Account.

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  1. Click API Access from the menu on the left-hand side of the screen.

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    1. Click Generate under the User Token heading.

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      1. Copy the token and store it securely, you now have all the information you need to connect

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      ⚠️ Warning: Do not share your token, anyone with a copy of it can access your project. Treat it like a password!

      🗒️ Note: If you need to change your token, simply navigate back to the API Access screen and click Renew to generate a new token. (Your previously-generated token will no longer work, and will need to be updated anywhere it is currently in use.)

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