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# Data Source: oci_bds_auto_scaling_configuration
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This data source provides details about a specific Auto Scaling Configuration resource in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Big Data Service service.
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Gets information about the specified autoscaling configuration.
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Returns details of the autoscale configuration identified by the given ID.
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## Example Usage
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The following arguments are supported:
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*`auto_scaling_configuration_id` - (Required) Unique Oracle-assigned identifier of the autoscaling configuration.
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*`bds_instance_id` - (Required) The OCID of the BDS instance
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*`auto_scaling_configuration_id` - (Required) Unique Oracle-assigned identifier of the autoscale configuration.
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*`bds_instance_id` - (Required) The OCID of the cluster.
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## Attributes Reference
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The following attributes are exported:
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*`display_name` - A user-friendly name. Does not have to be unique, and it's changeable. Avoid entering confidential information.
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*`id` - The unique identifier for autoscaling configuration.
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*`node_type` - A node type that is managed by an autoscaling configuration. The only supported type is WORKER.
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*`policy` - Policy definitions for the autoscaling configuration
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* `policy_type` - Types of autoscaling policies. SCHEDULE-BASED or THRESHOLD-BASED, current only supported THRESHOLD-BASED.
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* `rules` - The list of rules for autoscaling. If an action have multiple rules, last rule in the array will be applied.
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* `action` - The valid value are - CHANGE_SHAPE_SCALE_UP or CHANGE_SHAPE_SCALE_DOWN
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* `metric` - Metric and threshold details for triggering an autoscaling action
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* `metric_type` - Allowed value is CPU_UTILIZATION currently
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* `threshold` - An autoscaling action is triggered when a performance metric meets or exceeds a threshold
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* `duration_in_minutes` - This value is the minimum period of time metric value meets or exceeds threshold value before action is trigger. The value is in minutes.
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* `operator` - The comparison operator to use. Options are greater than (GT), less than (LT).
*`state` - The state of the autoscaling configuration
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*`time_created` - The time the BDS instance was created. An RFC3339 formatted datetime string
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*`time_updated` - The time the autoscale configuration was updated. An RFC3339 formatted datetime string
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*`display_name` - A user-friendly name. The name does not have to be unique, and it may be changed. Avoid entering confidential information.
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*`id` - The unique identifier for the autoscale configuration.
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*`node_type` - A node type that is managed by an autoscale configuration. The only supported type is WORKER.
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*`policy` - Policy definitions for the autoscale configuration.
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* `policy_type` - Types of autoscale policies. Options are SCHEDULE-BASED or THRESHOLD-BASED. (Only THRESHOLD-BASED is supported in this release.)
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* `rules` - The list of rules for autoscaling. If an action has multiple rules, the last rule in the array will be applied.
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* `action` - The valid value are CHANGE_SHAPE_SCALE_UP or CHANGE_SHAPE_SCALE_DOWN.
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* `metric` - Metric and threshold details for triggering an autoscale action.
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* `metric_type` - Allowed value is CPU_UTILIZATION.
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* `threshold` - An autoscale action is triggered when a performance metric meets or exceeds a threshold.
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* `duration_in_minutes` - This value is the minimum period of time the metric value meets or exceeds the threshold value before the action is triggered. The value is in minutes.
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* `operator` - The comparison operator to use. Options are greater than (GT) or less than (LT).
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# Data Source: oci_bds_bds_instance
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This data source provides details about a specific Bds Instance resource in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Big Data Service service.
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Gets a BDS instance by identifier
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*`cloud_sql_details` - The information about added Cloud SQL capability
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* `block_volume_size_in_gbs` - The size of block volume in GB that needs to be attached to a given node. All the necessary details needed for attachment are managed by service itself.
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* `is_kerberos_mapped_to_database_users` - Boolean flag specifying whether or not are Kerberos principals mapped to database users.
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* `ip_address` - IP address of the Cloud SQL node.
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* `is_kerberos_mapped_to_database_users` - Boolean flag specifying whether or not Kerberos principals are mapped to database users.
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* `kerberos_details` - Details about the Kerberos principals.
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* `principal_name` - Name of the Kerberos principal.
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* `shape` - Shape of the node
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* `bd_cell_version` - Cloud SQL cell version.
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*`freeform_tags` - Simple key-value pair that is applied without any predefined name, type or scope. Exists for cross-compatibility only. Example:`{"bar-key": "value"}`
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*`is_high_availability` - Boolean flag specifying whether or not the cluster is HA
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*`is_secure` - Boolean flag specifying whether or not the cluster should be setup as secure.
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* `big_data_manager_url` - The URL of Big Data Manager.
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* `hue_server_url` - The URL of the Hue server.
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* `time_created` - The time the cluster was created, shown as an RFC 3339 formatted datetime string.
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*`is_high_availability` - Boolean flag specifying whether or not the cluster is highly available (HA)
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*`is_secure` - Boolean flag specifying whether or not the cluster should be set up as secure.
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