Cloudera

Cloudera Replicationmanager API

The Replicationmanager API from Cloudera — 24 operation(s) for replicationmanager.

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Operations 24

Each operation below carries the questions people ask an LLM about it and the instructions they give an agent to run it. Generated by API Evangelist overlay

POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/listClusters List clusters available for replication · Lists all clusters #
Ask an LLM
“Which clusters can Replication Manager see in my CDP account?”
“What clusters are available to use as replication sources or targets?”
Tell an agent
List all the clusters Replication Manager knows about.
Show me every available replication cluster with its details.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/listClusterServiceStatuses Show the status of cluster services · Lists Cluster Service Statuses #
Ask an LLM
“Are HDFS, Hive and YARN healthy on my replication clusters?”
“What state are the services on each cluster in right now?”
Tell an agent
List the service statuses across my clusters.
Show whether HDFS, Hive and YARN are up on each cluster.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/listAllCredentials List cloud credentials across all clusters · Lists Cloud Credentials #
Ask an LLM
“What cloud credentials are registered across all my replication clusters?”
“Can I see every cloud storage credential Replication Manager has in one list?”
Tell an agent
List cloud credentials on every cluster.
Show all replication cloud credentials account-wide.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/getCredentials Get the cloud credentials on one cluster · Get Cloud Credentials from a Cluster #
Ask an LLM
“Which cloud credentials are configured on a specific cluster?”
“Can I look up one credential on a cluster by its name or ID?”
Tell an agent
Get the cloud credentials on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Look up credential {credentialName} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/createAwsCredential Create an AWS cloud credential for replication · Create an AWS Cloud Credential #
Ask an LLM
“How do I add AWS access keys so replication policies can write to S3?”
“Can one AWS credential be attached to several clusters at once?”
Tell an agent
Create an AWS credential named {name} of type {type} on clusters {clusters}.
Register AWS credential {name} with access key {accessKey} and secret {secretKey} for clusters {clusters}, type {type}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/createAbfsCredential Create an Azure ABFS cloud credential · Create an ABFS Cloud Credential #
Ask an LLM
“How do I set up an ABFS credential so replication can reach Azure Data Lake storage?”
“Can an ABFS credential use a service principal with client ID, secret and tenant?”
Tell an agent
Create an ABFS credential {name} of type {type} for storage account {storageAccountName} on clusters {clusters}.
Add ABFS credential {name} ({type}) on {clusters} using client {clientId} in tenant {tenantId}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/deleteCredential Delete a replication cloud credential · Delete Cloud Credential #
Ask an LLM
“How do I permanently remove a cloud credential from Replication Manager?”
“Can a deleted replication credential be recovered?”
Tell an agent destructive · confirm first
Delete cloud credential {name}.
Permanently remove the replication credential called {name}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/getClusterConfig Get a cluster's configuration · Get configuration of a cluster #
Ask an LLM
“How is a particular replication cluster configured?”
“Where can I see the configuration details for one cluster?”
Tell an agent
Get the configuration of cluster {clusterCrn}.
Show me how cluster {clusterCrn} is set up.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/listPolicies List all replication policies · Get All Replication Policies #
Ask an LLM
“What replication policies are defined across all my clusters?”
“Which data replication jobs do I have configured today?”
Tell an agent
List every replication policy.
Show all replication policies across clusters.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/deletePolicy Delete a replication policy · Delete Replication Policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I permanently delete a Hive or HDFS replication policy by name?”
“Is deleting a replication policy reversible?”
Tell an agent destructive · confirm first
Delete replication policy {policyName} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Remove policy {policyName} from {clusterCrn} for good.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/createPolicy Create a replication policy · Create a Replication Policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I create a new HDFS or Hive replication policy on a cluster?”
“What goes into a replication policy definition?”
Tell an agent
Create replication policy {policyName} on cluster {clusterCrn} with definition {policyDefinition}.
Set up a new replication job called {policyName} on {clusterCrn} using {policyDefinition}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/suspendPolicy Suspend a replication policy · Stop all replication tasks defined by the policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I pause all replication tasks for a policy without deleting it?”
“Can I temporarily stop a replication policy by name?”
Tell an agent
Suspend replication policy {policyName} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Pause the replication tasks of {policyName} on {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/activatePolicy Resume a suspended replication policy · Resume all replication tasks defined by the policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I restart replication for a policy I suspended earlier?”
“Can I reactivate a paused non-HBase replication policy by name?”
Tell an agent
Activate replication policy {policyName} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Resume the suspended tasks for {policyName} on {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/createHbasePolicy Create an HBase replication policy · Create an HBase Replication Policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I replicate HBase tables to another cluster?”
“What do I need before creating an HBase replication policy?”
Tell an agent
Set up HBase table replication from cluster {clusterCrn} as policy {policyName} defined by {policyDefinition}.
Start replicating HBase via a new policy {policyName} on {clusterCrn} using {policyDefinition}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/updateHbasePolicy Update an HBase replication policy · Update an HBase Replication Policy #
Ask an LLM
“Can I change the settings of an existing HBase replication policy?”
“How do I modify an HBase policy without recreating it?”
Tell an agent
Update HBase policy {policyId} on cluster {clusterCrn} with {updateHbasePolicyDefinition}.
Apply changes {updateHbasePolicyDefinition} to the HBase replication policy {policyId} on {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/continueHbaseSetup Continue HBase policy setup after a manual restart · Continue the setup of an HBase policy #
Ask an LLM
“My HBase policy has a Classic Cluster source; how do I finish its setup after restarting HBase?”
“What do I run once I've manually restarted the source HBase service?”
Tell an agent
Continue the setup of HBase policy {policyId} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
I restarted the source HBase, so resume setup for policy {policyId} on {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/suspendHbasePolicy Suspend an HBase replication policy · Suspend an HBase replication policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I pause an active HBase replication policy?”
“Does suspending one HBase policy also pause others between the same clusters?”
Tell an agent
Suspend HBase policy {policyId} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Pause HBase replication for policy {policyId} on {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/activateHbasePolicy Resume a suspended HBase replication policy · Resume a suspended HBase replication policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I turn HBase replication back on after suspending it?”
“Will resuming one HBase policy resume every policy between that source and destination?”
Tell an agent
Activate HBase policy {policyId} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Resume the paused HBase replication policy {policyId} on {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/deleteHbasePolicy Delete an HBase replication policy · Delete an HBase Replication Policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I permanently delete an HBase replication policy?”
“Can I force-delete an HBase policy that won't remove cleanly?”
Tell an agent destructive · confirm first
Delete HBase policy {policyId} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Force-delete HBase replication policy {policyId} from {clusterCrn} with force set to {force}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/listPairedHbaseClusters List clusters with an active HBase policy · List cluster CRNs which have an active HBase policy #
Ask an LLM
“Which clusters currently have an active HBase replication policy?”
“What cluster CRNs are already paired for HBase replication?”
Tell an agent
List the clusters that have active HBase policies.
Show me the cluster CRNs paired for HBase replication.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/verifyHbaseClusterPair Check a cluster pair is ready for HBase replication · Verify a source-destination cluster pair for HBase policy creation #
Ask an LLM
“Is my source and destination cluster pair ready for an HBase replication policy?”
“What manual steps are needed before I can create an HBase policy between two clusters?”
Tell an agent
Verify HBase readiness from {sourceClusterCrn} to {destinationClusterCrn}.
Check whether {sourceClusterCrn} and {destinationClusterCrn} can be paired for HBase replication.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/downloadDiagnosticBundle Download a collected policy diagnostic bundle · Download diagnostic bundle for a policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I download the diagnostic bundle I collected for a replication policy?”
“When is a replication diagnostic bundle ready to download?”
Tell an agent
Download the diagnostic bundle from command {commandId} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Fetch the finished diagnostics for command {commandId} on {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/collectDiagnosticBundle Collect a diagnostic bundle for a policy · Collect diagnostic bundle for a policy #
Ask an LLM
“How do I gather diagnostics to troubleshoot a failing replication policy?”
“Can I trigger diagnostic collection for one policy by name?”
Tell an agent
Collect a diagnostic bundle for policy {policyName} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Start gathering troubleshooting data for replication policy {policyName} on {clusterCrn}.
POST /api/v1/replicationmanager/getCommandStatus Get the status of a Cloudera Manager command · Get the status of the given CM command #
Ask an LLM
“What's the status of a Cloudera Manager command running on my cluster?”
“Has my diagnostic bundle command reached DOWNLOADABLE_WITH_CLI yet?”
Tell an agent
Get the status of command {commandId} on cluster {clusterCrn}.
Poll CM command {commandId} on {clusterCrn} and tell me where it is.

Documentation

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Documentation
https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-public-cloud/cloud/api/topics/mc-api-overview.html
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APIReference
https://cloudera.github.io/cdp-dev-docs/api-docs/

Specifications

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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/cloudera/refs/heads/main/openapi/cloudera-replicationmanager-api-openapi.yml

Schemas & Data

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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/cloudera/refs/heads/main/json-schema/cloudera-verify-hbase-cluster-pair-response-schema.json
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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/cloudera/refs/heads/main/json-schema/cloudera-get-command-status-response-schema.json
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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/cloudera/refs/heads/main/json-schema/cloudera-create-aws-credential-request-schema.json
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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/cloudera/refs/heads/main/json-schema/cloudera-get-cluster-config-response-schema.json
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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/cloudera/refs/heads/main/json-schema/cloudera-collect-diagnostic-bundle-response-schema.json

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cloudera-replicationmanager-api-openapi.yml Raw ↑ 
openapi: 3.2.0
info:
  version: 0.9.163
  title: Cloudera Replication Manager Service Replicationmanager API
  license:
    name: Apache 2.0
  description: Create and manage replication policies using Cloudera Replication Manager.
  termsOfService: https://www.cloudera.com/legal/commercial-terms-and-conditions.html
tags:


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