ScyllaDB Cloud Serverless needs the connection bundle, not host and port
ScyllaDB Cloud Serverless needs the connection bundle, not host and port: To connect to ScyllaDB Cloud Serverless, download the connection bundle YAML from the Connect tab in the Cloud console and pass it as the scylla_cloud parameter when constructing the Cluster object.
To connect to ScyllaDB Cloud Serverless, download the connection bundle YAML from the Connect tab in the Cloud console and pass it as the scylla_cloud parameter when constructing the Cluster object. Do not point the driver at a hostname and port the way you would for a self-hosted cluster; the bundle carries the endpoints and credentials. Keep the bundle file out of version control since it contains credentials.
Context: ScyllaDB Python driver docs (ScyllaDB Cloud Serverless): documents the gotcha that connecting to a ScyllaDB Cloud Serverless database does not work with a plain host and port like a self-hosted cluster. The driver needs the connection bundle YAML downloaded from the Cloud console's Connect tab, passed as the scylla_cloud parameter to Cluster. Agents that hardcode contact points will fail to connect.
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