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create-cluster!
edit-cluster!
list-clusters
start-cluster!
terminate-cluster!

create-cluster!^clj

(create-cluster! options)

Create a new cluster within a Databricks Account Input Must have at least [token timeout host context]

:token your databricks token to use the API
:timeout the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
:host your account host, e.g. http://abc.cloud.databricks.com
:context is your data to the request, in this case use a cluster information, as below:

   {:cluster_name "my-cluster"
    :spark_version "7.3.x-scala2.12"
    :node_type_id "i3.xlarge"
    :spark_conf {:spark.speculation true}
    :aws_attributes {:availability "SPOT"
                     :zone_id  "us-west-2a"}
    :num_workers 25}

Output

   {:result {:cluster_id "123"}}

Create a new cluster within a Databricks Account
 **Input**
 Must have at least [token timeout host context]
 - `:token` your databricks token to use the API
 - `:timeout` the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
 - `:host` your account host, e.g. `http://abc.cloud.databricks.com`
 - `:context` is your data to the request, in this case use a cluster information, as below:
```clojure
   {:cluster_name "my-cluster"
    :spark_version "7.3.x-scala2.12"
    :node_type_id "i3.xlarge"
    :spark_conf {:spark.speculation true}
    :aws_attributes {:availability "SPOT"
                     :zone_id  "us-west-2a"}
    :num_workers 25}
```
**Output**
 
 ```clojure 
    {:result {:cluster_id "123"}}
 ```

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edit-cluster!^clj

(edit-cluster! options)

Edit a specific cluster within a Databricks Account Input Must have at least [token timeout host context]

:token your databricks token to use the API
:timeout the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
:host your account host, e.g. http://abc.cloud.databricks.com
:context is your data to the request, in this case use a cluster information, as below:

   {:cluster_id "1x2e34r5t"
    :spark_version "7.3.x-scala2.12"
    :node_type_id "i3.xlarge"
    :num_workers 10}

Output

  {:result {:cluster_id "123"}}

Edit a specific cluster within a Databricks Account
  **Input**
  Must have at least [token timeout host context]
  - `:token` your databricks token to use the API
  - `:timeout` the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
  - `:host` your account host, e.g. `http://abc.cloud.databricks.com`
  - `:context` is your data to the request, in this case use a cluster information, as below:
 ```clojure
    {:cluster_id "1x2e34r5t"
     :spark_version "7.3.x-scala2.12"
     :node_type_id "i3.xlarge"
     :num_workers 10}
```
 **Output**
  
 ```clojure 
   {:result {:cluster_id "123"}}
 ```

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list-clusters^clj

(list-clusters options)

List all clusters from a databrick account. Input Must have at least [token timeout host context]

:token your databricks token to use the API
:timeout the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
:host your account host, e.g. http://abc.cloud.databricks.com
:context is your data to the request, in this case use empty {}

Output

   {:result {:clusters [{:cluster_id "123"}]}}

List all clusters from a databrick account.
**Input**
 Must have at least [token timeout host context]
 - `:token` your databricks token to use the API
 - `:timeout` the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
 - `:host` your account host, e.g. `http://abc.cloud.databricks.com`
 - `:context` is your data to the request, in this case use empty {}

**Output**

```clojure 
   {:result {:clusters [{:cluster_id "123"}]}}
```

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start-cluster!^clj

(start-cluster! options)

Start a specific cluster within a Databricks Account Input Must have at least [token timeout host context]

:token your databricks token to use the API
:timeout the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
:host your account host, e.g. http://abc.cloud.databricks.com
:context is your data to the request, in this case use a cluster id information, as below:

   {:cluster_id "1x2e34r5t"}

Output

   {:result {:cluster_id "123"}}

Start a specific cluster within a Databricks Account
  **Input**
  Must have at least [token timeout host context]
  - `:token` your databricks token to use the API
  - `:timeout` the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
  - `:host` your account host, e.g. `http://abc.cloud.databricks.com`
  - `:context` is your data to the request, in this case use a cluster id information, as below:
 ```clojure
    {:cluster_id "1x2e34r5t"}
```
  **Output**
  
 ```clojure 
    {:result {:cluster_id "123"}}
 ```

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terminate-cluster!^clj

(terminate-cluster! options)

Terminate a specific cluster within a Databricks Account Input Must have at least [token timeout host context]

:token your databricks token to use the API
:timeout the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
:host your account host, e.g. http://abc.cloud.databricks.com
:context is your data to the request, in this case use a cluster id information, as below:

   {:cluster_id "1x2e34r5t"}

Output

  {:result {:cluster_id "123"}}

Terminate a specific cluster within a Databricks Account
  **Input**
  Must have at least [token timeout host context]
  - `:token` your databricks token to use the API
  - `:timeout` the time limit in milliseconds to wait for the response.
  - `:host` your account host, e.g. `http://abc.cloud.databricks.com`
  - `:context` is your data to the request, in this case use a cluster id information, as below:
 ```clojure
    {:cluster_id "1x2e34r5t"}
```
  **Output**
  
 ```clojure 
   {:result {:cluster_id "123"}}
 ```

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