QQ CLI: Cluster Configuration

REQUIREMENTS

Cluster running Qumulo Core
- Cluster is in quorum and qfsd process is running on the selected node
- The list below reflects the qq commands currently available for cluster configuration and can differ between versions of Qumulo Core. Certain commands may require upgrading to a later release to utilize a specific API action.
Command line (CLI) tools installed via API & Tools in the Web UI
Admin privileges on the Qumulo cluster

COMMAND	ACTION
qq add_nodes	Add un-configured nodes to a Qumulo cluster
qq audit_get_config	Get audit configuration
qq audit_get_status	Get audit log status
qq audit_set_config	Change audit configuration
qq cluster_conf	Get the cluster config
qq cluster_create	Creates a Qumulo Cluster
qq cluster_slot_set_config	Set the attributes for the given cluster slot. Currently only led_pattern may be set.
qq cluster_slots	Get the cluster disk slots status
qq halt	Halt the server
qq halt_cluster	Halt the cluster
qq nodes_list	List nodes
qq raw	Issue an HTTP request to a Qumulo REST endpoint. Content for modifying requests (i.e. PATCH, POST, and PUT) can be provided on stdin. Output is provided on stdout.
qq restart	Restart a node
qq restart_cluster	Restart the cluster
qq restriper_status	Get restriper status
qq set_cluster_conf	Set the cluster config
qq time_get	Get time configuration
qq time_list_timezones	List timezones supported by QC
qq time_series_get	Get specified time series data
qq time_set	Set time configuration
qq time_status	Get time configuration status
qq unconfigured_nodes_list	Get the list of unconfigured nodes
qq upgrade_config	List current upgrade prepare config
qq upgrade_config_set	Prepare an upgrade using a file on fs
qq upgrade_status	List current upgrade status
qq version	Print current version information

NOTE: Once you've accessed a node via ssh, you can see the full list of qq commands by running:

qq -h

You should now be able to successfully use qq commands for cluster configuration to complete specific API actions in Qumulo Core

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