When I sqoopctl --help I see references to Gloo. Is that intended? It might be, but just checking. See the doc for sqoopctl install|uninstall
sqoopctl --help
As Sqoop features a storage-based API, direct communication with the Sqoop server is not necessary. sqoopctl simplifies the administration of Sqoop by providing an easy way to create, read, update, and delete Sqoop storage objects.
The primary concerns of sqoopctl are Schemas and ResolverMaps. Schemas contain your GraphQL schema; ResolverMaps define how your schema fields are resolved.
Start by creating a schema using sqoopctl schema create --from-file <path/to/your/graphql/schema>
Usage:
sqoopctl [flags]
sqoopctl [command]
Available Commands:
help Help about any command
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resolvermap
schema
uninstall uninstall gloo
Flags:
-f, --file string file to be read or written to
-h, --help help for sqoopctl
-i, --interactive interactive mode
-o, --output string output format: (yaml, json, table)
--version version for sqoopctl
Use "sqoopctl [command] --help" for more information about a command.
When I
sqoopctl --help
I see references to Gloo. Is that intended? It might be, but just checking. See the doc forsqoopctl install|uninstall