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Cloning an existing Ambari Views.

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New Member

Is there any procedure to clone an existing Ambari Views?

If Yes can any one please share related documents or procedure.

Ambari Version 2.4

Thank you.

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@Dhiraj

Unfortunately, there is no current functionality in Ambari to do it.

However, the functionality is coming in Ambari 3.0.0.

Please refer below Jira:

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-18378

If you have a test/POC cluster try applying the patch attached to this Jira and see if it works.

I have personally not done it, so apply the patch at your own discretion if you choose to.

Thanks

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@Dhiraj

Unfortunately, there is no current functionality in Ambari to do it.

However, the functionality is coming in Ambari 3.0.0.

Please refer below Jira:

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-18378

If you have a test/POC cluster try applying the patch attached to this Jira and see if it works.

I have personally not done it, so apply the patch at your own discretion if you choose to.

Thanks

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@Dhiraj

We can't clone the Ambari Views, you need to install the standalone ambari view and rebuild all your views if you looking for two views pointing to single environment and even you have option for 'Remote Clusters Register'

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New Member

Thank you.