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Is it possible to spin-up and spin-down infrastructure on a set schedule using blueprints via cloudbreak?
Created ‎10-11-2017 07:53 PM
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Hi there,
We are looking to use ephemeral hadoop cluster/infrastructure approach for one of our applications. Assuming the application runs at 6am/6pm and it runs for around 30min each time. We want to bring up the infrastructure with a particular blueprint for the application then let the application run end-to-end and then bring it down until the next run 12 hours later.
Does cloudbreak provide this feature and if so can someone help us with where is a resource/documentation for it? Or we need to have a small cluster running all the time with minimum nodes and scale up/down depending on application schedule with time based autoscaling?
Thanks.!
Created ‎10-12-2017 12:04 PM
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There are the two ways to achieve this as follows:
- The most cost effective way of doing this is by using Cloudbreak shell to automate the cluster create and tear-down and schedule it with e.g. cron. You can even start the application with a post recipe.
- The other way is using time based autoscaling and keep the minimum nodes alive. Post recipes will run on upscale. In this case consider that data nodes should not be subject of downscale.
Hope this helps!
Created ‎10-12-2017 12:04 PM
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There are the two ways to achieve this as follows:
- The most cost effective way of doing this is by using Cloudbreak shell to automate the cluster create and tear-down and schedule it with e.g. cron. You can even start the application with a post recipe.
- The other way is using time based autoscaling and keep the minimum nodes alive. Post recipes will run on upscale. In this case consider that data nodes should not be subject of downscale.
Hope this helps!