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Created 07-11-2016 11:16 PM
I read the following documentation on upscaling and wondering how is `cluster upscale` different from `stack upscale`, the two commands seem to accept similar arguments.
Public documentation:
Upscale cluster
If you need more instances to your infrastructure, you can upscale your selected stack:
stack node --ADD --instanceGroup host_group_slave_1 --adjustment 6
Other available option is --withClusterUpScale - this indicates also a cluster upscale after the stack upscale. You can upscale the related cluster separately if you want to do this:
cluster node --ADD --hostgroup host_group_slave_1 --adjustment 6
Created 07-12-2016 05:39 AM
Hi @Anuraj Pandey,
Stack contains the virtual machines, and cluster the Ambari cluster itself. If you upscale only your stack Cloudbreak creates new instances, but doesn't add new nodes to the cluster. If you upscale only the cluster Cloudbreak adds already created but unused nodes to the cluster. If you want to do it in one step you you should execute stack upscale command with --withClusterUpScale flag.
Created 07-12-2016 05:39 AM
Hi @Anuraj Pandey,
Stack contains the virtual machines, and cluster the Ambari cluster itself. If you upscale only your stack Cloudbreak creates new instances, but doesn't add new nodes to the cluster. If you upscale only the cluster Cloudbreak adds already created but unused nodes to the cluster. If you want to do it in one step you you should execute stack upscale command with --withClusterUpScale flag.
Created 07-13-2016 04:15 AM
Make sense, thanks @rkovacs 🙂