Connecting to the YTsaurus HTTP proxy

After the component is enabled, the YTsaurus HTTP proxy is published at https://api.ytsaurus.<system_domain>. The proxy accepts requests via the YTsaurus CLI, Python SDK, and other YTsaurus clients.

Getting the HTTP proxy addressGetting the HTTP proxy address

kubectl -n stackland-ytsaurus get ingress yt-http-proxies -o jsonpath='{.spec.rules[0].host}'

Getting an administrator tokenGetting an administrator token

To get authenticated in the HTTP proxy, you need a token from the ytadminsec Secret. See Getting an administrator password and token.

Write the token into the environment variable:

export YT_TOKEN=$(kubectl -n stackland-ytsaurus get secret ytadminsec -o jsonpath='{.data.token}' | base64 -d)

Connecting via the YTsaurus CLIConnecting via the YTsaurus CLI

1. Install the YTsaurus CLI according to the official guide.

2. Specify the proxy address in the YT_PROXY environment variable:

   export YT_PROXY=https://api.ytsaurus.<system_domain>
   

3. Test the connection:

   yt list /
   

   The command returns the Cypress root directory contents.

Connecting via the Python SDKConnecting via the Python SDK

1. Install the YTsaurus Python SDK.

2. Connect to the cluster:

   import os
   import yt.wrapper as yt
   
   client = yt.YtClient(
       proxy="https://api.ytsaurus.<system_domain>",
       token=os.environ["YT_TOKEN"],
   )
   
   print(client.list("/"))
   

What's nextWhat's next

• YTsaurus CLI guide
• Python SDK guide
• Opening the YTsaurus web UI