7.5 Authenticate OCI Generative AI Service

To enable the DB system to access OCI services, perform the following steps in OCI:

Create a new dynamic group or update a dynamic group's matching rules, and the following matching rule to include all MySQL HeatWave DB systems in the defined compartment:
```
ALL{resource.type = 'mysqldbsystem', resource.compartment.id = 'ocid1.compartment.oc1..AlphanumericString'}
```
Add policies for the dynamic group that grant the dynamic group access to the target service's APIs:
```
allow dynamic-group IdentityDomainName/GroupName to use generative-ai-chat in compartment CompartmentName
allow dynamic-group IdentityDomainName/GroupName to use generative-ai-text-embedding in compartment CompartmentName
allow dynamic-group IdentityDomainName/GroupName to inspect generative-ai-model in compartment CompartmentName
```
Replace the following:
- IdentityDomainName: the identity domain name.
  Note
  If the dynamic group belongs to the default identity domain, you can omit specifying the identity domain name.
- GroupName: the dynamic group name
- CompartmentID: the compartment ID of the DB system

For more information, see Resource Principals.

In addition, for resource principal authentication, MySQL HeatWave automatically sets the rapid_ml_genai system variable. The default value of the variable is the compartment ID of the DB system you are using.

To use a different compartment for accessing the OCI Generative AI service, you can set the rapid_ml_genai_session system variable to specify the ID of the compartment you want to use, as shown below:

SET rapid_ml_genai_session = '{"compartment_id": "ocid1.compartment.oc1..AlphanumericString"}';

The compartment ID specified in the rapid_ml_genai_session system variable must match the compartment ID you used to create the dynamic group and add the OCI Generative AI service authentication policy.

What's Next

Learn how to perform the following tasks: