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The solution here may depend on what OS you're using for your desktop and where you are running the SAM CLI. Docker behaves a bit differently in each OS. Running on MacOS, I can reach the SSH tunnel if I use 'wss://docker.for.mac.localhost:8182/gremlin'
as my Neptune endpoint (just change gremlin
to oc
or sparql
for the other languages). I believe this also works with host.docker.internal
as a more generic host name that forwards back to localhost
on your desktop OS.
The other thing you'll need to consider is SSL verification. Neptune no longer allows you to disable SSL on the cluster side. If you're just doing this for test/development, you can ignore SSL verification. For Gremlin specifically, you can do this by adding a verify_ssl=False
parameter when creating the DriverRemoteConnection:
conn = DriverRemoteConnection(neptune_endpoint, 'g', pool_size=1, message_serializer=serializer.GraphSONSerializersV2d0(), verify_ssl=False)
g = traversal().withRemote(conn)
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Thank you so much Taylor! That verify_ssl flag was super useful.