Getting Started
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Guide to deploying models using the CX CLI.
MacOS or Linux Operating system
Docker. CX CLI uses Docker to package images. Get it from .
pip. for installing the CX CLI
python 3.8. Or higher
Install the CX CLI using pip:
Log in to the CLI using the CX credentials
When you first create an account on CX, you'll be prompted to change your password. You can also update your password anytime by following the steps below:
Login to the CX CLI using your CX credentials, then run the change-password
command.
Endpoint: Send a POST request to the /users/change_password endpoint.
Command
Replace YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN with your access token, and ensure you input the correct old_password and desired new_password.
When creating or updating your password on CX, please ensure your password adheres to the following criteria:
Length: Your password must be between 8 and 32 characters long.
Uppercase Letters: Your password must contain at least one uppercase letter (A-Z).
Lowercase Letters: Your password must contain at least one lowercase letter (a-z).
Numbers: Your password must contain at least one number (0-9).
Functionality includes:
Deploying Serverless AI models
Deploying AI models on Always-on Servers
Spawning Virtual Servers
Checking logs from deployments
Running Inference on deployed models
Geting billing information
This collection can be cloned and imported into your own Postman Workspace.
To interact with the API, start off by authenticating. The API is secured with JWT Bearer Auth. Enter the following to receive the JWT Token:
Successful Response:
Use the token generated from the response to pass in the headers of all subsequent API calls. For example:
Sign up for an account on . You will receive a confirmation email with you access key.
The CX API () has all of the tools to interact with backend CX infrastructure.
To access the publicly available Postman Workspace, click .