cluster gateway local

Lists the gateways that are configured on the MapR cluster where this command is run.

Syntax

CLI
/opt/mapr/bin/maprcli cluster gateway local
        [ -cluster cluster on which command to be run ]
        [ -format dns/text. default: text ]
REST
http[s]://<host>:<port>/rest/cluster/gateway/local

Parameters

Parameter Description
format The output format. Value types: dns or text. Default: text.
NOTE
  • If the output is formatted as DNS, you can copy and paste the output into a DNS record in the zone file for your domain. The source MapR cluster can then locate the gateways by doing a DNS lookup.
  • If the output is formatted as text, you can copy and paste that text into the -gateways parameter of the maprcli cluster gateway set command. Running this command is an alternative way of specifying the location of these gateways to the source MapR cluster.
cluster If you are not on a MapR cluster where one or more gateways are configured, provide the name of the cluster.
  • When replicating MapR Database table data to one or more replicas on this cluster, then the cluster is a destination MapR cluster.
  • When indexing MapR Database table data in one or more Elasticsearch cluster, then the current cluster is a source MapR cluster where the tables being indexed are located.

Example

This example shows text output of the list of gateways that are configured on a MapR cluster:

CLI
/opt/mapr/bin/maprcli cluster gateway local
REST
https://<host>:<port>/rest/cluster/gateway/local
Example Output
gatewayinfo
centos23 centos22

This example shows DNS output of the list of gateways that are configured on a MapR cluster:

CLI
/opt/mapr/bin/maprcli cluster gateway local -format dns
REST
 https://<host>:<port>/rest/cluster/gateway/local?format=dns
Example Output
gatewaydnsinfo
; TXT Record addresses
gateway.mycluster IN TXT "centos23 centos22"