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I would suggest using this method to download the file to the /tmp directory from within the function. Once dowloaded you can treat it as a local file and load it.pickled_model = pickle.load(open('/tmp/model.pkl', 'rb'))Assuming this a python pickled model.
@vwrocks8 Is there a known IP that the Cognite Function traffic would be coming from that @Pedersen Jon-Robert would be able to whitelist on his end so that it’s not completely wide open on the internet? I am not aware of what infrastructure you are running on. For example, this is how the firewall rules work with Azure SQL: IP firewall rules - Azure SQL Database and Azure Synapse Analytics | Microsoft Docs Cognite Functions is primarily designed to operate on data in CDF, and at the moment it’s not possible for us to provide a list or a range of ip addresses that a function can use.
Yes, all outgoing traffic is allowed. However your SQL server needs to be publicly available for this to work.
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