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The following operations are supported:
- Pool operations
- Read API (GET):
- (no payload):
- lists selected pools and their limits and parameters.
- CREATE - create a new pool, with the provided limits (limit.<name>=<value>) and parameters (param.<name>=<value>).
- DELETE - delete an existing pool (and unregister its components)
- Additional boolean request parameters are supported:
- components - list also all components registered in the pool
- limits - show limit values for each pool
- params - show pool parameters
- values - show current aggregated total values (resource usage) of all components in the pool
- Additional boolean request parameters are supported:
- Write API (POST):
- create - create a new pool, using the provided
ResourcePoolConfig
configuration, containing pool name, pool type, and it's initial parameters and resource limits. - delete - delete an existing pool (and unregister its components). The name of the pool to delete can be obtained from the string payload or from the path (eg. /cluster/resources/myPool)
- setlimits
- - set, modify or delete existing pool(s) limits
- . The payload is a map of arbitrary key / value pairs.
- setparams - set, modify or delete existing pool(s) parameters. The payload is a map of arbitrary key / value pairs.
- create - create a new pool, using the provided
- Read API (GET):
- Component operations
- Read API (GET):
- (no payload):
- LIST -
- list components in specified pool(s) and their current resource limits
- Write API (POST):
- setlimits
- - set the current limits of specified component(s). Payload is a map of key
- / value pairs defining the updated limits.
- delete - unregister specified components from the pool(s)
- Read API (GET):
Compatibility, Deprecation, and Migration Plan
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