Rob Rudin

If the use case is for removing a host, then you'd normally follow a procedure of (let's assume 3 hosts with 2 primary forests per host plus replicas, and data...

I think there's value in tasks like this: ./gradlew mlRetireForests -PdatabaseName=myDatabase -PhostNames=host3 ./gradlew mlDetachForests -PdatabaseName=myDatabase -PhostNames=3 The catch is - how does ml-gradle, or any client, know when the rebalancer...

Moved this to ml-app-deployer as most of the work will need to occur here first.

Interesting, I wasn't aware of this endpoint - and I'm not sure how the "operation" part works. Do you have an example of what a "triggers" block/array looks like? I...

What would the value of the "triggers" element even be? I verified that the manage-alert-config-properties.xsd defines "trigger" as just a string, but what does that string refer to?

This is by design - the preview feature is to show what forests will be produced based on the properties. Whereas the "custom forest" approach - i.e. ml-config/forests/(database)/file.json - explicitly...

Prioritizing this a bit lower for now

Turns out this is an issue in the Manage API - when multiple values exist for a localname, the JSON representation expects an array of strings, while the XML representation...

Tossing in 4.0 since it'll require Java Client 5 and thus Java 9+

Forgot to close this, this is now supported in 4.5.0