ngcsdk

import os from ngcsdk import Client # Retrieve API key from environment variable for security and flexibility NGC_API_KEY = os.environ.get('NGC_API_KEY', 'YOUR_NGC_API_KEY_HERE') # Replace with your actual key or set env var if not NGC_API_KEY or NGC_API_KEY == 'YOUR_NGC_API_KEY_HERE': print("Warning: NGC_API_KEY environment variable not set or placeholder used. Please provide a valid API key from ngc.nvidia.com/setup.") exit(1) try: # Initialize the NGC SDK client clt = Client() # Configure the client. This will set user settings for future operations. # Replace 'my_org' and 'my_team' with your actual NGC organization and team names. # 'ace_name' can often be 'no-ace' or a specific ACE if your organization uses one. clt.configure(api_key=NGC_API_KEY, org_name='nvidia', team_name='no-team', ace_name='no-ace') print("Successfully configured NGC SDK client.") # Verify current configuration current_config = clt.current_config() print("Current NGC configuration:") for item in current_config: print(f" {item['key']}: {item['value']} (Source: {item['source']})") # Example: List available ACEs (Accelerated Compute Environments) # This assumes 'basecommand' is available and configured. # Note: Access to specific commands like 'aces' depends on your NGC permissions and setup. # try: # aces_info = clt.basecommand.aces.list() # print("\nAvailable ACEs:") # for ace in aces_info.values(): # print(f" - {ace['name']}") # except AttributeError: # print("\nCould not access 'aces' command. Check permissions or client setup.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}")