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To complete either solution, you will need to be able to ssh into the VM (Virtual Machine) where Lakehouse Optimizer is deployed. This can be done in Azure or AWS, or it can be done through your own computer's console or terminal application. You will need access through password or ssh key. If you don’t know those, again we suggest contacting your IT department, they should be able to provide you with the relevant information to access the VM through ssh.
Once you have ssh access to the VM, you can find the .env file mentioned below in the home directory.
Solution #1: Using OAuth (the only solution supported by Microsoft)
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Once these environment variables are set, you will want to run docker-compose up -d in the ssh terminal, then you can go to the app and click the SAVE button.
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Once these environment variables are set, you will want to run docker-compose up -d in the ssh terminal, then you can go to the app and click the SAVE button.
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