Installing INFACore for JupyterLab

1. 1Download the following packages from Informatica Marketplace:
• - Informatica-infacore
• - jupyterlab-infacore
2. 2Optional. If you are using Anaconda, activate the conda environment where you want to install the packages:
conda activate jupyterlab-ext
For example, if the name of the condo environment your created is jupyterlab-ext, use the same name to activate the environment.
(base) C:\Users\john>conda activate jupyterlab-ext

3. 3From the command prompt, go to the root directory that contains the packages.
(jupyterlab-ext) C:\Users\john>cd C:\INFACore
4. 4Install the packages in the following order from the root directory:
1. aTo install the Python SDK package, informatica_infacore, run the following command:
pip install informatica_infacore-1.0.0-py3-none-any.whl
2. For example,
(jupyterlab-ext) C:\INFACore>pip install informatica_infacore-1.0.0-py3-none-any.whl
3. bTo install the jupyterLab extension for INFACore, jupyterlab_infacore package, run the following command:
pip install jupyterlab_infacore-1.0.0-py3-none-any.whl
4. For example,
(jupyterlab-ext) C:\INFACore>pip install jupyterlab_infacore-1.0.0-py3-none-any.whl
5. 5To activate the JupyterLab extension for INFACore, run the following command:
jupyter server extension enable jupyterlab_infacore
6. For example,
(jupyterlab-ext) C:\INFACore>jupyter server extension enable jupyterlab_infacore

Launch the JupyterLab extension for INFACore

1Launch JupyterLab.
The JupyterLab server instance opens in your browser.

You can view the following elements:
• - 1. The installed INFACore jupyterlab-infacore extension.
• - 2. The JupyterLab work area where you can use the INFACore SDK for Python to programmatically access INFACore.
• - 3. The JupyterLab extension for INFACore on the right-hand corner.
2On the JupyterLab Settings tab, and perform the following tasks:
1. aGo to Advanced Settings Editor.
2. bOn the left-hand pane in the Navigator, click INFACore, and then enter the INFACore URL in the Test Environment URL field. For example, to log in to the test POD, you enter the following URL: https://dmr-us.informaticacloud.com.
Important: The INFACore URL is created dynamically in a production POD. You do not need to explicitly enter the URL in your JupyterLab environment settings to log in to INFACore from JupyterLab in the production POD. Perform steps 2a-b only if you are using the staging, test, or sandbox PODs.

3To log in from the JupyterLab extension for INFACore, click the Informatica icon to view the Log In page.

If you have an account, you can enter your credentials, including the cloud provider and region that correspond to the name of the POD (Point of Deployment) that your organization uses and log in to INFACore. If you do not have an account, you can click, Don't have an account? and proceed from there to Informatica Marketplace to register and create an account.