Monitoring an environment
Once an environment exists, you can access it from the Cloudera Management Console.
Required role: EnvironmentUser, EnvironmentAdmin, or Owner
Monitoring an environment via UI
- To access an existing environment, navigate to Cloudera Management Console > Environments and click on your environment.
- Click on the Summary tab to access environment details.
- You can monitor the status of your environment from this page.
Monitoring an environment via CLI
You can view and monitor available environments from CDP CLI using the following commands:
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List available environments:
cdp environments list-environments
Example:cdp environments list-environments { "environments": [ { "environmentName": "cdp-demo", "crn": "crn:altus:environments:us-west-1:c8dbde4b-ccce-4f8d-a581-830970ba4908:environment:d3361b40-39ab-4d87-bd5b-abc15f16b90c", "status": "DELETE_FAILED", "region": "us-east-2", "cloudPlatform": "AWS", "credentialName": "cdp-demo", "description": "Cdp demo" }, { "environmentName": "cdp-new", "crn": "crn:altus:environments:us-west-1:c8dbde4b-ccce-4f8d-a581-830970ba4908:environment:1d2bacde-5c96-47c1-a597-9f276b824028", "status": "AVAILABLE", "region": "us-east-2", "cloudPlatform": "AWS", "credentialName": "cdp-demo", "description": "" } }
- Get basic information about a specific environment:
cdp environments describe-environment --environment-name <value>
- Get id broker mappings:
cdp environments get-id-broker-mappings --environment-name <value>
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Get status of specified operation:
cdp environments get-operation --environment-name <value> [--operation-id <value>]
To use the
get-operation
command to get the status of a specified event, you need to specify the operation id of the operation. Every operation that starts a process running in the background, like creating, stopping, or restarting an environment, returns anoperationId
field in the response.Example:cdp environments stop-environment { "operationId": "aaa52df6-9322-4a91-863b-98e459b65240" }
The value of this
operationId
can be used as the value for the--operation-id
option for theget-operation
command.Example:cdp environments get-operation --environment-name foldikrskenv --operation-id aaa52df6-9322-4a91-863b-98e459b65240
Output format:{ "operationId": "identifier of the operation", "operationName": "Short name of the operation", "operationStatus": "UNKNOWN | RUNNING | FAILED | FINISHED | CANCELLED", "started": "Start time of the operation" "ended": "End time of the operation if it is completed" }
Output example:{ "operationId": "aaa52df6-9322-4a91-863b-98e459b65240", "operationName": "EnvironmentStop", "operationStatus": "RUNNING", "started": "2025-03-05T13:59:32+00:00" }
The operation id is optional, and if it is omitted, the status of the last operation is returned.
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Get status of latest operation:
cdp environments get-operation --environment-name <value>
Example:cdp environments get-operation --environment-name env1 { "operationId": "55cb5614-b53c-4f03-811f-459c4893c5f2", "operationName": "EnvironmentCreation", "operationStatus": "RUNNING", "started": "2025-01-15T08:46:48+00:00" }