Roles don't sync back to Cloudera Director, I was able to fix this by removing the Gateway roles I had added in CM then running the reconcile. ... View more

The status command is meant for clusters that were bootstrapped locally with the client (standalone mode) and won't work for clusters that were bootstrapped on a remote server.   You can refer to https://www.cloudera.com/documentation/director/latest/topics/director_cli_commands.html for additional information on which commands are meant for remote and which are meant for local.   The documentation here may also give a better understanding of the difference between bootstrapping with just the client vs bootstrapping against a server:  https://www.cloudera.com/documentation/director/latest/topics/director_client_and_server.html ... View more

This sample works, I needed to change the role config not the service config. I'm using autoAssignRoles so I didn't know the role names and need to query them. Since oozie only has one role I can just grab the first one that matches.   val clusterName = "cluster1" val serviceName = "OOZIE" val apiServiceConfig = new ApiServiceConfig val apiConfig = new ApiConfig("oozie_database_type", "postgresql") apiServiceConfig.add(apiConfig) val rolesResource: RolesResourceV11 = apiConnection.clustersResource.getServicesResource(clusterName).getRolesResource(serviceName) val roles: ApiRoleList = rolesResource.readRoles(DataView.FULL) val oozieRole: String = roles.asScala.filter(x => x.getName.startsWith(serviceName)).head.getName apiConnection.clustersResource .getServicesResource(clusterName) .getRolesResource(serviceName).updateRoleConfig(oozieRole, "use mysql db", apiServiceConfig)   ... View more