This guide describes how to connect Aporia to an MSSQL data source in order to monitor your ML Model in production.
We will assume that your model inputs, outputs and optionally delayed actuals can be queried with SQL. This data source may also be used to connect to your model's training set to be used as a baseline for model monitoring.
Access MSSQL using user/password authentication
In order to provide access to MSSQL, create a read-only user for Aporia in MSSQL.
Please use the SQL snippet below to create the user for Aporia. Before using the snippet, you will need to populate the following:
<user_name>: The name of the user you want to create
<password>: Strong password to be used by the user
CREATE USER <user_name>WITHPASSWORD'<password>';ALTERROLE db_datareader ADD MEMBER <user_name>;
Access MSSQL using Azure AD authentication
This authentication method is currently supported for databricks deployments only. Need it for other deployment type? Let us know!
Step 1: Create a new application for Aporia access in your Azure Active Directory
Go the Azure Active Directory portal and login
Click on + Add and choose App registration
Insert a display name for the Aporia app and click on Register
Create a new secret for the newly created application
Click on "Add a certificate or secret"
Click on "+ New client secret"
Save the newly created secret for later
Step 2: Create corresponding secrets in your databricks account
In order to enable authentication using Azure AD, create the following secrets in the same databricks account where Aporia is deployed:
aporia-client-secret - The application secret value you created in the previous step
aporia-client-id - Client ID of the application created in the previous step
aporia-tenant-id - Tenant ID of the application created in the previous step
Client ID & Tenant ID can be found in the application page
Step 3: Create a read-only user for MSSQL access
In order to provide access to MSSQL, create a read-only user for Aporia in MSSQL.
Please use the SQL snippet below to create the user for Aporia. Before using the snippet, you will need to populate the following:
<application_name>: The name of the application you have created in the previous step
Make sure that the Aporia data plane IP can access your Microsoft SQL Server