EVEREST-358 Disable list commands

[gen1us2k]

CHANGE DESCRIPTION

Problem:
EVEREST-358

Short explanation of the problem.
The main goal from the product standpoint for the CLI is the provisioning/unprovisioning of Everest.
Currently, there's no way of getting kubernetes-id using CLI because the end user needs to call http://everest-backend:8080/v1/kubernetes to get it. Also, @recharte wanted to discuss the UX of the CLI at the nearest triad weekly and I assume we will revisit the list command.

Right now, the list command returns only versions and database engines which IMO does not provide any value for the user in comparison to the UI.

Another point is that to fix it completely we need to add filtration by cluster name for the list kubernetes endpoint to provide the end user the ability to use cluster name as an identifier to list different resources

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[oksana-grishchenko]

Could you please elaborate more why it was decided to disable it but not fix it?

[gen1us2k]

@oksana-grishchenko The main goal from the product standpoint for the CLI is the provisioning/unprovisioning of Everest.
Currently, there's no way of getting kubernetes-id using CLI because the end user needs to call http://everest-backend:8080/v1/kubernetes to get it. Also, @recharte wanted to discuss the UX of the CLI at the nearest triad weekly and I assume we will revisit the list command.

Right now, the list command returns only versions and database engines which IMO does not provide any value for the user in comparison to the UI.

Another point that to fix it completely we need to add filtration by cluster name for list kubernetes endpoint to provide the end user an ability to use cluster name as an identifier to list different resources