weka cluster host
command. Once this command is used with a specific host-id
selected, it will be staged for update on the cluster. To view the un-applied configuration, use the weka cluster host resources <host-id>
command. To apply the changes, use the weka cluster host apply <host-ids>
command. You can also apply these changes locally using the weka local resources apply
command.weka cluster host resources <host-id> --stable
command. weka cluster host apply
command.host-id 0
memory to 1.5 GB, run the following commands:weka cluster host memory 0 1.5GB
weka cluster host apply 0
weka cluster host apply
command.host-id 0
, run the following commands:weka cluster host net add 0 eth2
weka cluster host apply 0
management-ips
resource editing command. host-id 0
, run the following commands:weka cluster host management-ips 192.168.1.10 192.168.1.20
weka cluster host apply 0
local resources
command equivalent to its weka cluster host
counterpart. These local commands have the same semantics of their remote counterparts only that they don't receive the host-id as the first parameter and operate instead on the local host. weka local resources [--stable]
weka local resources apply
weka local resources net
weka local resources net add
weka local resources net remove
weka local resources memory
weka local resources bandwidth
weka local resources management-ips
weka local resources dedicate
weka cluster host deactivate
:weka local resources failure-domain
weka local resources cores