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Managing multiple clusters recipe #429
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Minor improvement if you want, give them identifiers that match a narrative. like "localdev" and "systemtest" and "prod" and "ci".
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Done
While it is somewhat useful to know the free memory that each cluster has, it'd be more useful for our healthcheck to know the memory utilization for each cluster. | ||
Unfortunately the info returned by `nodes` does not include the memory utilization, however there are two columns that can be used to calculate this: `memory_free` and `memory_total`. |
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Again, quite cool, but it might be neat to fit it into a narrative. LIke it's useful to find a test cluster with space to create a bucket, yadda, yadda.
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There are kind of two narratives, first performing health checks, then using this data to allocate a bucket. I've changed this to make it more linked to the health check narrative and have the bucket spiel later on:
Now that we understand the resources being used by our cluster we can use this information to aide us when deploying a new bucket.
Imagine that we want to create a 1GB bucket on any one of our clusters.
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