Managing virtual clusters

You can view configuration, metrics, and logs of existing virtual clusters. You can use the Edit option to make the configuration changes dynamically. You can also view jobs associated with a cluster, clone a cluster, and delete a cluster.

To view and edit cluster details:

In the Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) console, click the Data Engineering tile. The CDE Home page displays.
Click Administration in the left navigation menu. The Administration page displays.
In the Services column, select the environment containing the virtual cluster you want to manage.
In the Virtual Clusters column on the right, click the Cluster Details icon for the virtual cluster you want to manage.
On the Configuration tab, you can view details about the cluster, including the cluster name and CDP environment.
Optional: Click the Edit option to make the configuration changes dynamically which may take a few minutes to update.
important
When you edit the log retention policy configuration, you must restart the runtime-api-server pod using the kubectl rollout restart deployment/<deployment-name> -n <namespace> command to apply the changes.
For example:
```
kubectl rollout restart deployment/dex-app-fww6lrgm-api -n dex-app-fww6lrgm
```

The virtual cluster Overview page provides details about the virtual cluster, and includes links to several resources, such as the API documentation, and the Jobs API URL. You can switch between the following tabs to view additional information:

Configuration: The Configuration tab lists details about the cluster, including the cluster name, CDP environment, and the CPU and memory capacity. You can modify the virtual cluster’s CPU and memory capacity dynamically.
Charts: The Charts tab displays the charts related to CPU Requests, Memory Requests, Jobs, and Pods.
Logs: The Logs tab displays the latest log entries for the virtual cluster.