polyzos commented on code in PR #1870:
URL: https://github.com/apache/fluss/pull/1870#discussion_r2476816461
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website/docs/maintenance/operations/alter-config.md:
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+---
+title: Alter Configurations
+sidebar_position: 1
+---
+# Alter Configurations
+## Overview
+
+Fluss provides ways to alter the configuration of a cluster or a table. You
can change and apply the configuration without restarting Fluss server. In this
section, we will show how to alter the configuration of a cluster or a table.
+
+## Alter Cluster Configuration
+
+Currently, you can only alter the configuration of a cluster with [Java
client](apis/java-client.md).
+
+Currently, only `datalake.format` and options with prefix
`datalake.${datalake.format}` can be altered. These options will also be served
as table options when getting the table info.
+
+The AlterConfig class contains three key properties:
+* key: The configuration key to be modified (e.g., `datalake.format`)
+* value: The configuration value to be set (e.g., "paimon")
+* opType: The operation type, either AlterConfigOpType.SET or
AlterConfigOpType.DELETE
Review Comment:
maybe `AlterConfigOpType.SET` or `AlterConfigOpType.DELETE`
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website/docs/maintenance/operations/alter-config.md:
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+---
+title: Alter Configurations
+sidebar_position: 1
+---
+# Alter Configurations
+## Overview
+
+Fluss provides ways to alter the configuration of a cluster or a table. You
can change and apply the configuration without restarting Fluss server. In this
section, we will show how to alter the configuration of a cluster or a table.
+
+## Alter Cluster Configuration
+
+Currently, you can only alter the configuration of a cluster with [Java
client](apis/java-client.md).
+
+Currently, only `datalake.format` and options with prefix
`datalake.${datalake.format}` can be altered. These options will also be served
as table options when getting the table info.
+
+The AlterConfig class contains three key properties:
+* key: The configuration key to be modified (e.g., `datalake.format`)
+* value: The configuration value to be set (e.g., "paimon")
+* opType: The operation type, either AlterConfigOpType.SET or
AlterConfigOpType.DELETE
+
+To disable a cluster, you can use the following code:
Review Comment:
is disable correct here? because its a set operation and we have disable
later
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