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If your Object Storage was created with a Softlayer account, each part of the credentials will
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be found as text that you can copy and paste into the example code below.
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- ### Softlayer IBM Cloud Object Storage / Data Science Experience
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+ ### Softlayer IBM Cloud Object Storage (COS)
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``` scala
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import com .ibm .ibmos2spark .CloudObjectStorage
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load(cos.url(bucketName, objectname))
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```
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- ### Bluemix IBM Cloud Object Storage / Data Science Experience
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- The class CloudObjectStorage allows you to connect to bluemix cos . You can connect to
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- bluemix using api keys as follows:
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+ ### Bluemix IBM Cloud Object Storage (COS)
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+ The class CloudObjectStorage allows you to connect to an IBM bluemix COS . You can connect to
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+ a bluemix COS using api keys as follows:
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``` scala
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import com .ibm .ibmos2spark .CloudObjectStorage
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option(" inferSchema" , " true" ).
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load(cos.url(bucketName, objectname))
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```
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- Alternatively, you can connect to bluemix cos using IAM token. Example:
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+ Alternatively, you can connect to a bluemix COS using IAM token. Example:
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``` scala
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import com .ibm .ibmos2spark .CloudObjectStorage
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