Tencent Cloud MariaDB SDK for Python

3.1.40 verified Sat May 09 auth: no python

Official Tencent Cloud SDK for accessing MariaDB services via the API. Current version 3.1.40, stable release. The SDK follows a predictable pattern per service, with package names mapping to `tencentcloud.${service}.${version}`.

pip install tencentcloud-sdk-python-mariadb

Common errors

error ImportError: cannot import name 'MariadbClient' from 'tencentcloud.mariadb' ↓

cause Missing API version in import path.

fix

Use from tencentcloud.mariadb.v20170312 import mariadb_client

error tencentcloud.exception.TencentCloudSDKException: [FailedOperation] The request has been cancelled ↓

cause Expired or invalid credentials.

fix

Verify that TENCENTCLOUD_SECRET_ID and TENCENTCLOUD_SECRET_KEY environment variables are correct and not expired.

Warnings

gotcha The import path includes the API version number. Using an incorrect version may lead to missing methods or attributes. ↓

fix Always use the versioned import path: `from tencentcloud.mariadb.v20170312 import ...`

gotcha Credential environment variables are `TENCENTCLOUD_SECRET_ID` and `TENCENTCLOUD_SECRET_KEY`. Do not use the older `SECRET_ID` or `SECRET_KEY` prefixes. ↓

fix Set environment variables with `TENCENTCLOUD_` prefix or use the `Credential` constructor directly.

deprecated Using `to_json_string()` on response objects is deprecated in newer SDK versions; prefer direct attribute access or the `__dict__` method. ↓

fix Access response attributes directly, e.g., `resp.TotalCount` instead of `resp.to_json_string()` if only specific fields are needed.

Imports

MariadbClient

wrong

from tencentcloud.mariadb import MariadbClient

correct

from tencentcloud.mariadb.v20170312 import mariadb_client

Version qualifier is required in import path. 20170312 is the API version.

models

wrong

from tencentcloud.mariadb import models

correct

from tencentcloud.mariadb.v20170312 import models

Models must be imported from the versioned module.

Quickstart

List MariaDB instances using the MariaDB client.

import os
from tencentcloud.common import credential
from tencentcloud.mariadb.v20170312 import mariadb_client, models

# Replace with your credentials or use environment variables
cred = credential.Credential(
    os.environ.get('TENCENTCLOUD_SECRET_ID', ''),
    os.environ.get('TENCENTCLOUD_SECRET_KEY', '')
)
client = mariadb_client.MariadbClient(cred, 'ap-guangzhou')

req = models.DescribeDBInstancesRequest()
req.Limit = 10
resp = client.DescribeDBInstances(req)
print(resp.to_json_string())