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Integrates with GigAPI Timeseries Lake to execute SQL queries, manage databases and tables, and writ...

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Integrates with GigAPI Timeseries Lake to execute SQL queries, manage databases and tables, and write time-series data using InfluxDB Line Protocol for analytics and IoT monitoring applications.

  1. Determine if Authentication is Required

    • If your GigAPI server requires login, you will need a username and password (see steps below). If connecting to the public demo or a local instance without authentication, skip to step 2.

  2. Obtain the Required Environment Values

    • GIGAPI_HOST: This is the address of your GigAPI server (e.g., gigapi.fly.dev for the public demo, or your server's address/IP).
    • GIGAPI_PORT: This is the port to connect to (defaults are typically 443 for the public demo, or 7971 for local/dev/production).
    • If required (for private/production servers):
      • GIGAPI_USERNAME: Your GigAPI username.
      • GIGAPI_PASSWORD: Your GigAPI password.
    • Optional values:
      • GIGAPI_DEFAULT_DATABASE: Name of the default database (default is usually mydb).
      • GIGAPI_TIMEOUT: Timeout for requests (default 30).
      • GIGAPI_VERIFY_SSL: Set to true for production/secure connections. Use false only for local development/self-signed certs.

  3. Where to Find Your Credentials

    • For the public demo: Use the host gigapi.fly.dev, port 443, and leave username/password blank.
    • For a local or private GigAPI instance:
      • Ask your GigAPI administrator for the hostname (GIGAPI_HOST), port (GIGAPI_PORT), your username (GIGAPI_USERNAME), and your password (GIGAPI_PASSWORD).
      • The administrator also provides the default database, or use mydb if unsure.

  4. Fill in the Values in FastMCP

    • In the FastMCP connection interface, click the “Install Now” button for GigAPI.
    • Fill in each environment variable (ENV) as follows:
      • GIGAPI_HOST: (from step 2)
      • GIGAPI_PORT: (from step 2)
      • GIGAPI_USERNAME: (from step 2, if needed)
      • GIGAPI_PASSWORD: (from step 2, if needed)
      • GIGAPI_DEFAULT_DATABASE: (optional, from step 2)
      • GIGAPI_TIMEOUT: (optional, from step 2)
      • GIGAPI_VERIFY_SSL: (optional, from step 2)

  5. Save and Test

    • Save the configuration in FastMCP.
    • Test the connection to verify that everything is working. If you see connection or authentication errors, double-check your values with your server administrator or documentation.

Notes:

  • Example for public demo:

    • GIGAPI_HOST: gigapi.fly.dev
    • GIGAPI_PORT: 443
    • GIGAPI_DEFAULT_DATABASE: mydb
    • GIGAPI_VERIFY_SSL: true
    • (Username/password are not needed for the public demo.)

  • Example for self-hosted with authentication:

    • GIGAPI_HOST: your-gigapi-server
    • GIGAPI_PORT: 7971
    • GIGAPI_USERNAME: your username
    • GIGAPI_PASSWORD: your password
    • (Add other values as above.)

If you need more details about your server or credentials, contact your GigAPI administrator or refer to the GigAPI documentation.

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