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How to Check Your ClickHouse Cloud Service State

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Learn how to use the ClickHouse Cloud API to check if your service is stopped, idle, or running without waking it up.

How to Check Your ClickHouse Cloud Service State​

How do I check my ClickHouse Cloud Service state? I want to check if the Service is stopped, idle, or running, but I don't want to wake the Service up in doing so.

Answer​

The ClickHouse Cloud API is great for checking the status of a cloud service. You need to create an API Key in your service before you can use the Cloud API. You can do this in ClickHouse Cloud clickhouse.cloud:

  1. To check the status of a service, run the following. Make sure to replace Key-ID and Key-Secret with your respective details:

    curl --user '[Key-ID]:[Key-Secret]' https://api.clickhouse.cloud/v1/organizations/[Org-ID]/services/[Service-ID]

    This will output something like:

    result":{"id":"[Service-ID]","name":"[Service-Name]","provider":"aws","region":"us-east-1","state":"**idle**","endpoints":[{"protocol":"nativesecure","host":"[Connect-URL]","port":9440},{"protocol":"https","host":"[Connect-URL]","port":8443}],"tier":"development","idleScaling":true,"idleTimeoutMinutes":15,"ipAccessList":[{"source":"[my-IP]","description":"[my-IP-name]"}],"createdAt":"2023-04-13T23:47:47Z"},"status":200}

  2. You can use the JQ utility to extract the state key:

    curl --user '[Key-ID]:[Key-Secret]' https://api.clickhouse.cloud/v1/organizations/[Org-ID]/services/[Service-ID] | jq '.state'

    This will output something like:

    **idle**

  3. Running the same command against an actively running service will output:

    **running**