Pulsar admin interfaces - Features
Below are the most common tasks you may want to do. For the exhaustive lists of tasks and the method to perform these tasks, see Tools.
These administrative tasks are categorized based on Pulsar components.
| Category | Components | What do you want to do? |
|---|---|---|
| Server | Broker | Operations on brokers. For example, - Set dynamic configurations on brokers - Run health checks against brokers - Shutdown brokers - Get broker-level stats metrics |
| Storage | Bookie | Operations on bookie placement policy. For example, - Get or set bookie replacement policy |
| Entities | - Topic - Schema - Namespace - Tenant - Cluster | Operations on topics, schemas, namespaces, tenants, or clusters. For example, - Create, update or delete topics, tenants, namespaces, or clusters - Set isolation policies, configure offload thresholds, or set permissions for namespaces - Upload, extract, or delete schemas |
| Stream processing | - Function - Connector - Transaction - Package | Operations on functions, function workers, or connectors. For example, - Create, update, and delete functions or connectors - Get stats of function workers, trigger rebalance of functions to workers Operations on transactions. For example, - Get stats of transactions - Update the scale of transaction coordinators Operations on packages. For example, - Upload, download, and delete packages |
| Others | - Proxy - Resource groups - Resource quotas | Operations on proxy stats. For example, - Get various monitoring metrics for proxy stats Operations on resource groups. For example, - Create, update, and delete resource groups Operations on resource quotas. For example, - Set resource quota for namespace bundles |
Related topics
To understand the basics, see Pulsar admin API - Overview
To learn usage scenarios, see Pulsar admin API - Use cases.
To perform administrative operations, see Pulsar admin API - Tools.
To get up quickly, see Pulsar admin API - Get started.
To check the detailed usage, see the API references below.