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Momentum
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MLOps
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Impulse EDW
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- 2.1 Create a Warehouse
- 2.2 Edit Warehouse
- 2.3 Datasources In Warehouse
- 2.4 Ingesting Data Into Tables or Datasources
- 2.4.1 Ingesting From Momentum Data Pipeline
- 2.4.2 Uploading File Using Impulse UI
- 2.4.3 Ingesting From External File/Storage System
- 2.5 Add Data to Existing Tables
- 2.5.1 Update Existing Index
- 2.6 Delete Table Records (Rows)
- 2.7 Delete Tables or Datasources
- 2.8 Monitoring Indexing Tasks
- 2.9 View Datasource Stats
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- Alerts and Reports
- Connecting to a new database
- Registering a new table
- Creating charts in Explore view
- Manage access to Dashboards
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1.4. Securing with SSL
To secure your Momentum access with SSL:
- Click the gear icon (from top right corner) and select “Settings” option.
- Under the SSL Settings section:
- Click “Enable SSL” checkbox
- Provide SSL Port. Make sure this port is publicly accessible.
- Domain name: make sure the SSL certificate are valid for this domain or sub-domain.
- SSL KeyStore password: The password used in the SSL KeyStore file
- Browse and upload the SSL KeyStore file.
- Click “Enable SSL” button
Clicking the “Enable SSL” button restarts the Momentum server and it may take a few minutes before Momentum is accessible.
If everything goes well and SSL certificate is valid for the domain, access Momentum using the https://domain-name:port/mv-admin
If anything goes wrong and Momentum is not accessible using https, access using the non-SSL URL. You may have to try again if https does not work.
Some of the common errors with SSL settings could be due to the following reasons:
- The KeyStore password is incorrect
- KeyStore file is invalid
- Port number is invalid or port is blocked by your network firewall.
- Domain name is invalid, incorrect, or the KeyStore file is not valid for this domain.
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