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CREATE CLUSTER
Create a new cluster
Jobs are executed on compute clusters. You can create multiple compute clusters with different settings to separate different use cases and workloads.
Used for querying Materialized Views in real time. Query clusters host the Materialized Views in memory for millisecond response times.
CREATE {COMPUTE | QUERY} CLUSTER <cluster_name>
MIN_INSTANCES = <min_instance_count>
MAX_INSTANCES = <max_instance_count>
[COMMENT = '<comment']
[STATIC_PUBLIC_IPS = <number_of_static_ips>]
[ON_DEMAND_INSTANCES = <on_demand_instance_count>]
[MAX_REPLAY_INSTANCES = <max_replay_instance_count>]
[INSTANCE_TYPE_FAMILY = '<instance_type_family>']
[SCALING_STRATEGY = {LOW_COST | LOW_LATENCY | CONSISTENT_LOW_LATENCY | NO_SCALING }]
[ALLOW_MAINTENANCE_ACCESS = {TRUE | FALSE}]
Type:
int
The lower limit for the number of instances to use when autoscaling the cluster.
Type:
int
The upper limit for the number of instances to use when autoscaling the cluster.
Type:
text
(Optional) A description or comment to associate with the cluster.
Type:
int
(Optional) The number of static IPs to create and associate with the cluster's instances.
Type:
int
(Optional) By default, Upsolver uses ephemeral Spot Instances for data processing. Configure the number of On-Demand Instances in the cluster.
Type:
int
(Optional) Replay Instances are instances started automatically when new jobs are added to the cluster.
Note: Replay cluster instances operate independently from the main cluster. Consider turning off the replay cluster or using a separate, dedicated cluster if you encounter access issues.
Type:
int
(Optional) The instance type family to use. Defaults to 'r5.xlarge'.
Type:
enum
(Optional) Defines the scaling policy for the cluster. Defaults to LOW_LATENCY.
Type:
Boolean
(Optional) Allows Upsolver Support access to the instances for debugging. Defaults to FALSE.
Adjust your cluster creation process based on the type and purpose of your cluster. Both types support the above-listed options and configurations.
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