CLI commands for Cloudera Private Links Network

Learn more about the available CLI command for Cloudera Private Links Network.


Command	Description
`create-private-link-endpoint`	Creating Cloudera Private Links Network with VPC option.
`authorize-private-link-service-access`	Creating Cloudera Private Links Network with Authorization option. It returns the list of private link service names and their respective authorization status.
`list-private-link-endpoint-statuses`	This command can be used after creating and deleting Cloudera Private Links Network, or whenever there is a change to the existing setup. The tracking-id returned from the create or delete command needs to be passed to get the status of request.
`list-private-link-services-for-region`	Returns a list of the private link services that are supported for the AWS region and the service group. It returns the list of private link service names and the mapped service component. You can use this command to check which private link services are supported in your AWS region.
`delete-private-link-endpoint`	Deleting the previously created Cloudera Private Links Network. First the associated security group is deleted, and then deletes the specified endpoints are deleted.
`revoke-private-link-service-access`	Revokes Private Link service access authorization for a previously authorized cloud account ID. This is the inverse operation of `authorize-private-link-service-access`. This command removes the cloud account from the visibility and auto-approval list of the Private Link services for the specified region and service group. Returns the revocation status along with a list of service components and their respective revocation status. For more information, see the Revoking Private Link access documentation.
`get-private-link-status`	Retrieves the current status of Private Links for a given VPC. Returns whether Private Link is `ENABLED` or `DISABLED` for the specified network. The status is `ENABLED` only when all Private Link endpoints in that network have been successfully created and are active. You can quickly verify with this command whether the Private Link is operational in your cloud network without needing a tracking ID.
`migrate-private-link-endpoints`	Migrates existing Private Link endpoints from non-control plane endpoint services to Control Plane endpoint services. This is an AWS-only operation that updates the infrastructure of previously created endpoints. The command requires VPC ID, region, and AWS credentials. The command returns a tracking ID that can be used with `list-private-link-endpoint-statuses` to monitor the migration progress. Migration is performed asynchronously in the background.

For the full list of command references, see CDP CLI documentation.