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Authenticating against a deployed model
From the course: Machine Learning in Mobile Applications
Authenticating against a deployed model
It may seem like we are done with our model deployed, but we will still not be able to call it unless we have the proper authentication. To do that, we need to give ourselves an API key. And I'm going to open up a new tab, and we're going to go out to a site for that that's cloud.ibm.com/iam/apikeys. And here we see a spot where we have IBM Cloud API keys. So we can create a new one. And I'm going to give it a name and we'll call it "LinkedIn Service Access" and press Create. Now the API key has been created. And this is really important. This is our only chance to copy the created API key. And if we lose this we're going to have to create a new one. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to copy it, and I'm going to put it in a text editor off to the side here so that I have access to it again once I leave this screen. And now we can close this tab when we're done. And with our API key in hand, we can now actually try this out and see if we can call this from outside the test harness…
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Overview of Watson2m 44s
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Natural Language Understanding: Setup8m 13s
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watsonx.ai™ AI studio: Setup3m 48s
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watsonx.ai™ AI studio: Training3m 43s
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Deploying the model3m 11s
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Authenticating against a deployed model6m 15s
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Installing the Watson SDK into your mobile app3m 18s
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Calling Watson Natural Language Understanding8m 12s
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Returning a watsonx access token8m 13s
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Calling a watsonx custom model9m 30s
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Running the app2m 38s
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Challenge: Use Natural Language Understanding features57s
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Solution: Use Natural Language Understanding features3m 1s
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