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Hi, I work inside Google Colab (Jupyter) a lot, and I'm wondering if there's a nice pip install I can run to make calls to steampipe.io - I realize this is a bit circular, but it'd be really handy to have at least something that doesn't require a full on command line tool. I realize that you're probably installing Postgres SQL engine under the hood, but it'd be nice to have some kind of mechanism (whether it being hosted elsewhere, or a public instance). EG Client/Server, spool up the server part on AWS/GCP/Azure and then have a lightweight ODBC connection from Python (in my case, Colab) to this server. Thanks in advance, |
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Hey @davies-w ... If you are using the Steampipe CLI, then you can run it as a service and connect directly to the Postgres endpoint. If you are using Steampipe Cloud, then you can connect to the public Postgres endpoint for your workspace or you can use our REST API to make queries. Other relevant docs: HTH! |
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Sweet! Thank you so much! |
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Hey @davies-w ... If you are using the Steampipe CLI, then you can run it as a service and connect directly to the Postgres endpoint.
If you are using Steampipe Cloud, then you can connect to the public Postgres endpoint for your workspace or you can use our REST API to make queries.
Other relevant docs:
HTH!