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This comment was originally posted by @haikalpribadi on 2018-01-08 19:10:36+01:00.
We should provide Cluster users with a dedicated Cluster console, as there will be lots of interactions for Cluster, as well as Cluster coordination commands.
Goals
To provide a command-line user interface targeted at system administrator
Must provide an interface for a sysadmin be able to orchestrate a cluster
The interface must align with the authentication requirements
Approach For Starting A Server / Cluster
Server / Cluster management can be performed using the following commands:
cluster server start
cluster server start --join $EXISTING_CLUSTER_IP (when it is ran, it will prompt for a superuser-level credential)
Approach For User Management
This can be served once the user starts the console: cluster console. When it is ran, it will prompt for a superuser-level credential, and open a special console for user management. this is useful since you don't have to enter to command multiple times)
Open Questions
Revisit the syntax of showing cluster status to a user
Revisit what information to display on the cluster status message
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The proposal above was made a long time ago back when the product was still called KGMS. The general idea is still valid, however, we have to update the design according to what we have / will have in TypeDB Cluster.
This comment was originally posted by @haikalpribadi on 2018-01-08 19:10:36+01:00.
We should provide Cluster users with a dedicated Cluster console, as there will be lots of interactions for Cluster, as well as Cluster coordination commands.
Goals
Approach For Starting A Server / Cluster
Server / Cluster management can be performed using the following commands:
cluster server start
cluster server start --join $EXISTING_CLUSTER_IP
(when it is ran, it will prompt for a superuser-level credential)cluster server start --join $EXISTING_CLUSTER_IP --user $USER --password $PASSWORD
(supply superuser-level credentials directly)Approach For User Management
This can be served once the user starts the console:
cluster console
. When it is ran, it will prompt for a superuser-level credential, and open a special console for user management. this is useful since you don't have to enter to command multiple times)Open Questions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: