sql-admin-api

You can change the Oxla SQL cluster log level at runtime by calling the SetLogLevel admin API endpoint on port 9090, which applies the new logging configuration with immediate effect across single-node and deployment environments.

Monitoring Oxla SQL cluster health and metrics is best handled through the admin API on port 9090, which exposes health check endpoints and standard Prometheus metrics for comprehensive observability of your deployment.

Yes, the Oxla admin API supports TLS setup for secure cluster management, allowing you to configure encrypted communications over port 9090 when administering your SQL cluster runtime controls and configuration.

Yes, you need curl and python3 to administer an Oxla SQL cluster via the admin API, as these dependencies are required to execute the scripts that interact with the management utilities and REST endpoints.

To retrieve the current logging configuration of an Oxla SQL deployment, use the LoggingService GetLogLevel admin API endpoint over port 9090, which returns the active log level settings for your cluster.

Yes, you can use the admin API for centralized configuration of single-node and distributed Oxla deployments, providing a unified admin surface for cluster configuration, TLS setup, and operational controls across both environments.