Managing Replication Using API

Hello,

May you provide the CDP/CM version and what API are you using as example ?

* Since the jobs execution and jobs are maintained in the DB I would say they should appear in the CM UI, yes.

@naymar after setting up the replication jobs, they should be visible in the CM UI.

In CM version 6.x and 5.15.x, under Backup > Replication Schedules and for CM 7, under  Replication > Replication Policies.

They're also stored in the backend DB. You can check them with:

SELECT COMMAND_NAME,SERVICE_ID,START_TIME,DISPLAY_NAME,DESCRIPTION FROM COMMAND_SCHEDULES;

If you want to check the arguments you set:

SELECT COMMAND_NAME,SERVICE_ID,COMMAND_ARGUMENTS,START_TIME,DISPLAY_NAME,DESCRIPTION FROM COMMAND_SCHEDULES;

 If you want to check only the HDFS replication schedules:

SELECT COMMAND_NAME,SERVICE_ID,COMMAND_ARGUMENTS,START_TIME,DISPLAY_NAME,DESCRIPTION FROM COMMAND_SCHEDULES WHERE COMMAND_NAME='HdfsReplicationCommand';

On the below TSB article, you can refer yourself to some of the API used to fetch the replications from the CM UI (:warning:NOTE: the TSB will prompt you to enter your Cloudera credentials)

https://my.cloudera.com/knowledge/TSB-2024-734-The-Replication-Policies-page-of-Replication?id=382627 

For instance, using the URL example, the following curl command should return the history of policies:

curl -X GET “http://hostname:7180/api/v49/clusters/Cluster%201/services/HIVE-1/replications?view=summary" -H "accept: application/json"

Also, the below API should give a you a list of all the replications setup in the CM

http[s]://hostname[:port]/api/v49/clusters/<clusterName>/services/<serviceName>/replications

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