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Cluster creation and adding Services through Apache Ambari Restful APIs

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I want to create Cluster and want to add services through Apache Ambari Restful APIs. I am unable to call POST,PUT and DELETE Web Services successfully.

I am using Resful APIs client to work and trying to use below URL with POST request but not working.

POST REQUEST

http://AmbariServerIP:8080/api/v1/clusters/c1
posted Mar 19, 2014 by Satish Mishra

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What is the exact call that you are trying (with all the headers and parameters), and the response you are getting back from the server?
commented Mar 19, 2014 by anonymous

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