Identify which parameter group is connected to a cluster in Azure HorizonDB (Preview)

You can identify which parameter group is connected to a cluster.

Steps to identify which parameter group connected to a cluster

Portal

Use the Azure portal:

1. Browse the Azure HorizonDB (Preview).

2. By using the filtering buttons and the search box, find the cluster for which you want to check what parameter group it's connected to, and select it.

   

3. In the resource menu, under Settings, select Parameters. The name of the parameter group to which the cluster is connected appears to the side of the Parameter group (create): label. You can also scroll or search for parameter names to check how each parameter is configured in that parameter group.

   

   Note

   If you assign the default parameter group to a cluster, you don't see any parameters listed. This problem is known and will be fixed.

4. If you select the name, you're taken to the Overview page of the parameter group resource.

   

CLI

Use the az horizondb show command to identify which parameter group is connected to a cluster.

az horizondb show \
  --resource-group <resource_group>
  --name <parameter_group>
  --query properties.parameterGroup.id \
  --output tsv

Use the az horizondb parameter-group show command to get the list of parameters in the parameter group that a cluster connects to.

az horizondb parameter-group show \
  --id $(az horizondb show --resource-group <resource_group> --name <cluster> --query properties.parameterGroup.id --output tsv)
  --query properties.parameters

Note

If you assign the default parameter group to a cluster, you don't see any parameters listed. This problem is known and will be fixed. In this case, you receive the following error: Not Found({"error":{"code":"ResourceNotFound","message":"The Resource 'Microsoft.HorizonDb/parameterGroups/default_pg17' under resource group '{resourceGroupName}' was not found. For more details please go to https://aka.ms/ARMResourceNotFoundFix"}})

Related content

• Parameter groups in Azure HorizonDB (Preview)
• Create parameter groups
• Update parameter groups
• Delete parameter groups
• List parameter groups
• Connect clusters to parameter groups
• List clusters connected to parameter groups