Listing Clusters in a Compartment

You can list all clusters in a compartment on the Big Data Service Cluster page.

The cluster table lists all the Big Data Service clusters in your account, with the following information about each:

  • Name: a name in the Name column to show details about the cluster.
  • State: The state of the cluster such as Creating, Active, or Deleted.
    Note

    Suspending clusters isn't supported in this release.
  • Number of nodes: The number shows the combined total number of master nodes and worker nodes in the cluster.
  • Secure and highly available: This option is set when a cluster is created. If a cluster was created as secure and highly available, it remains secure and highly available throughout the lifetime of the cluster.
  • Version: Shows whether the cluster was created using Oracle Distribution including Apache Hadoop (ODH).
  • Created: Shows when the cluster was created.

To optimize the service cost of a cluster, select Stop to stop a cluster and select Start to restart a cluster that's inactive. See Stopping and Starting Clusters.

You can select the Actions menu (Actions Menu) icon at the end of the row for a cluster to open a menu with the following commands:

    1. Open the navigation menu and select Analytics & AI. Under Data Lake, select Big Data Service.
    2. To view clusters in a different compartment, use the Compartment filter to switch compartments.
      You must have permission to work in a compartment to see the resources in it. If you're not sure which compartment to use, contact an administrator. For more information, see Understanding Compartments.
      All clusters in the compartment are displayed in a table.
  • Use the oci bds instance list command and required parameters to list of all clusters in a compartment.
    oci bds instance list --compartment-id <compartment_id> [OPTIONS]

    For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference for Big Data.

  • Use the ListBdsInstances operation to to list all clusters in a compartment.