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DAI Connector Configuration

The DAI Connector Configuration page lets you manage the connector configuration files that Driverless AI engines use in your H2O AI Managed Cloud (HAMC) environment. Previously, these files were uploaded manually to the S3 bucket by the Managed Cloud team, and changes were reflected only after a pipeline run. This page removes that overhead by letting you upload the files yourself: the file is pushed to the S3 bucket, the related Kubernetes secrets and environment variables are updated automatically, and new Driverless AI engines pick up the change within seconds.

Click DAI Connector Config on the left-navigation bar to open the DAI Connector Configuration page.

DAI Connector Configuration page

The main features of this subsection are:

File list​

The file list shows every connector configuration file available to Driverless AI in your environment, including both files uploaded through the legacy flow and files uploaded through this page.

For each file, the list displays:

  • File name and size.
  • Upload date and relative time (for example, Just now or 41 days ago).
  • Status:
    • Direct upload to AWS for files uploaded through the legacy flow by the Managed Cloud team.
    • The uploader's email address for files uploaded through the Admin Center UI.
  • View button with a dropdown for file actions.
Note

Use the search box to filter the list by filename.

Upload a configuration file​

To upload a new connector configuration file:

  1. Click Upload Config File.
    The Upload Configuration Files side panel appears. Upload Configuration Files side panel
  2. Drag and drop a file into the panel, or click Browse file and select a file.
    Supported file types: .json, .yaml, .yml, .toml, .xml, .conf, .config, .env, .properties. Chosen file ready to upload
  3. Click Upload.
    The file appears in the list with your email address as the status. The change is reflected in the S3 bucket and the related Kubernetes secrets within seconds. Uploaded file row showing uploader email as status

View a configuration file​

To view the contents of a configuration file:

  1. In the file's row, click View.
    A dialog opens showing the filename and its contents. View file dialog showing file contents
  2. Click the copy icon to copy the file contents to your clipboard.
  3. Click the close icon to dismiss the dialog.

Download a configuration file​

To download a configuration file to your local machine:

  1. In the file's row, click the dropdown arrow next to View.
  2. Select Download.

Delete configuration files​

You can delete one or more configuration files in a single action.

To delete a single file:

  1. In the file's row, click the dropdown arrow next to View.
  2. Select Delete.
  3. In the confirmation dialog, confirm the deletion.

To delete multiple files:

  1. Select the checkbox for each file you want to delete, or select the Select all checkbox to select every file.
  2. Click Delete.
  3. In the confirmation dialog, confirm the deletion.
Note

Changes to the file list are applied in real time. As soon as you upload or delete a file, the underlying S3 bucket and Kubernetes secrets are updated automatically.

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