Gour Saha created SLIDER-845:
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Summary: Slider commands not in order of relevance
Key: SLIDER-845
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLIDER-845
Project: Slider
Issue Type: Bug
Components: client
Affects Versions: Slider 0.70
Reporter: Gour Saha
The Slider commands are not in order of relevance. Currently they are not in
sorted order either, so it would make sense to order them in a fashion which a
new end user would interact with. Also, would be good to move the deprecated
ones to the bottom.
This is the proposed order -
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Usage: slider COMMAND [options]
where COMMAND is one of
package Install/list/delete application packages
and list app instances that use the packages
keytab Manage a Kerberos keytab file (install,
delete, list) in the sub-folder 'keytabs' of the user's Slider base directory
build Build a Slider cluster specification, but
do not start it
create Create a live Slider application
list List running Slider applications
status Get the status of an application
registry Query the registry of a YARN application
client Install the application client in the
specified directory or obtain a client keystore or truststore
flex Flex a Slider application
diagnostics Diagnose the configuration of the running
slider application and slider client
stop Stop a running application
start Start a stopped application
update Update template for a Slider application
upgrade Rolling upgrade/downgrade the application
to a newer/previous version
destroy Destroy a frozen Slider application)
exists Probe for an application running
lookup look up a YARN application
resolve Query the registry of a YARN application
kill-container Kill a container in the application
am-suicide Tell the Slider Application Master to
simulate a process failure by terminating itself
install-package Install application package. Deprecated,
use 'package --install'.
install-keytab Install the Kerberos keytab. Deprecated,
use 'keytab --install'.
version Print the Slider version information
help Print help information
Most commands print help when invoked without parameters or with --help
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