Listing Clusters in a Compartment
You can list all clusters in a compartment on the Big Data Service Cluster page.
The cluster table lists all the Big Data Service clusters in your account, with the following information about each:
- Name: Click a name in the Name column to show details about the cluster.
- State: The state of the cluster such as Creating, Active, or Deleted. Note
Suspending clusters isn't supported in this release. - Number of nodes: The number shows the combined total number of master nodes and worker nodes in the cluster.
- Secure and highly available: This option is set when a cluster is created. If a cluster was created as secure and highly available, it remains secure and highly available throughout the lifetime of the cluster.
- Version: Shows whether the cluster was created using Oracle Distribution including Apache Hadoop (ODH) or Cloudera Distribution Including Apache Hadoop (CDH).
- Created: Shows when the cluster was created.
To optimize the service cost of a cluster, click Stop to stop a cluster and click Start to restart a cluster that's inactive. See Stopping and Starting Clusters.
You can click the Actions menu (
) icon at the end of the row for a cluster to open a menu with the following commands:
- View cluster details. See Using the Console .
- Stop: See Stopping a Cluster
- Start: See Starting a Cluster
- Add nodes. See Adding Nodes to a Cluster.
- Add block storage. See Adding Block Storage to a Cluster.
- Add cloud SQL. See Adding Cloud SQL
- Rename cluster. See Renaming a Cluster.
- Remove cloud SQL. See Removing Cloud SQL from a Cluster.
- Update encryption. See Updating Encryption.
- Terminate big data cluster. See Deleting a Cluster
- Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under Data Lake, click Big Data Service.
- Under Compartment, select the compartment that contains the clusters.
- Use the oci bds instance list command and required parameters to list of all clusters in a compartment.
oci bds instance list --compartment-id <compartment_id> [OPTIONS]For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference for Big Data.
Use the ListBdsInstances operation to to list all clusters in a compartment.