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object --+ | types.BaseApiObject --+ | types.BaseApiResource --+ | ClouderaManager
The Cloudera Manager instance.
Provides access to CM configuration and services.
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Initializes internal state and sets all known writable properties of the object to None. Then initializes the properties given in the provided attributes dictionary.
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Returns the path to the resource. e.g., for a service 'foo' in cluster 'bar', this should return '/clusters/bar/services/foo'.
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Retrieve a list of running global commands.
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Setup the Cloudera Management Service.
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Delete the Cloudera Management Service.
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Return the Cloudera Management Services instance.
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Return information about the currently installed license.
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Install or update the Cloudera Manager license.
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Retrieve the Cloudera Manager configuration. The 'summary' view contains strings as the dictionary values. The full view contains ApiConfig instances as the values.
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Update the CM configuration.
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Generate credentials for services configured with Kerberos.
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Imports the KDC Account Manager credentials needed by Cloudera Manager to create kerberos principals needed by CDH services. @param username Username of the Account Manager. Full name including the Kerberos realm must be specified. @param password Password for the Account Manager. @return: Information about the submitted command. @since API v7 |
Retrieve a summary of licensed feature usage. This command will return information about what Cloudera Enterprise licensed features are in use in the clusters being managed by this Cloudera Manager, as well as totals for usage across all clusters. The specific features described can vary between different versions of Cloudera Manager. Available since API v6. |
Runs the host inspector on the configured hosts.
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This method is deprecated as of CM 4.5. You should use collect_diagnostic_data_45. Issue the command to collect diagnostic data.
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Issue the command to collect diagnostic data. If start_datetime is specified, diagnostic data is collected for the entire period between start_datetime and end_datetime provided that bundle size is less than or equal to bundle_size_bytes. Diagnostics data collection fails if the bundle size is greater than bundle_size_bytes. If start_datetime is not specified, diagnostic data is collected starting from end_datetime and collecting backwards upto a maximum of bundle_size_bytes.
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Decommission the specified hosts by decommissioning the slave roles and stopping the remaining ones.
Since: API v2 |
Recommission the specified hosts by recommissioning the slave roles. This command doesn't start the roles. Use hosts_start_roles for that.
Since: API v2 |
Start all the roles on the specified hosts.
Since: API v2 |
Create a new peer for replication.
Since: API v3 |
Delete a replication peer.
Since: API v3 |
Update a replication peer.
Since: API v3 |
Retrieve a list of replication peers.
Since: API v3 |
Retrieve a replication peer by name.
Since: API v3 |
Test connectivity for a replication peer.
Since: API v3 |
Retrieve the default configuration for all hosts.
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Update the default configuration for all hosts.
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Automatically assign roles to hosts and create the roles for the Cloudera Management Service. Assignments are done based on number of hosts in the deployment and hardware specifications. Existing roles will be taken into account and their assignments will be not be modified. The deployment should not have any clusters when calling this endpoint. If it does, an exception will be thrown preventing any role assignments. Since: API v6 |
Automatically configures roles of the Cloudera Management Service. Overwrites some existing configurations. Only default role config groups must exist before calling this endpoint. Other role config groups must not exist. If they do, an exception will be thrown preventing any configuration. Ignores any clusters (and their services and roles) colocated with the Cloudera Management Service. To avoid over-committing the heap on hosts, place the Cloudera Management Service roles on machines not used by any of the clusters. Since: API v6 |
Install Cloudera Manager Agent on a set of hosts.
Since: API v6 |
Begin the trial license for this Cloudera Manager instance. This allows the user to have enterprise-level features for a 60-day trial period. Since: API v6 |
End the trial license for this Cloudera Manager instance. Since: API v6 |
Create a cluster according to the provided template
Since: API v12 |
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