A session cluster provides an interactive environment for quickly starting and stopping Flink tasks. You can debug and test tasks in real time, monitor task status, logs, and outputs, and iteratively refine your Flink task code.
Permission description
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Session clusters can only be created by super administrators or system administrators.
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Session cluster owners can manage their session clusters, including editing, starting, disabling, and deleting them.
Limits
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The session cluster feature is available only to customers on the latest architecture. For more information, contact the product operations team.
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Each tenant can create only one session cluster.
Session cluster management entry
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Navigate to the Dataphin home page and single click the Management Center in the top menu bar.
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Proceed with the following steps to access the Session Cluster management page.
Session cluster management page overview
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Parameter |
Description |
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①Create and refresh session cluster |
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A tenant may only create one session cluster at this time.
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②Session cluster resource group |
Shows the available resources of the session cluster resource group, including total CPU and total memory allocations. |
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③Session cluster list |
Lists cluster details such as name, owner, memory, CPU, status, and last update time. You can perform the following operations:
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.Session cluster status description
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Status |
Description |
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Starting |
The session cluster is being initialized after creation. |
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Running |
The session cluster is running and available for real-time task debugging. |
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Disabling |
The session cluster is being deactivated. All running jobs are automatically terminated. |
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Disabled |
The session cluster has been deactivated and is unavailable for task debugging. |
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Failed |
The session cluster failed to initialize, or its health status could not be determined during operation, preventing normal job termination during deactivation. For details, single click |
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