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4.7. clusters

The cluster resource type groups all host cluster resources in the Red Hat Storage Console Application.

Note

Only the default data center is supported in Red Hat Storage Console Application.
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Table 4.17. Cluster parameters
Name Type Description Required User Creatable User Updatable
--name string The name of a host cluster. Yes Yes Yes
--description string A description for the host cluster. No Yes Yes
--datacenter-id | name string A reference to the data center for a host cluster. Yes Yes No
--version-major int
The major version number of the compatible version of cluster. For example, for Red Hat Storage Console 2.1, the major version is 2.
Yes Yes Yes
--version-minor int The minor version number of the compatible version of cluster. For example, for Red Hat Storage Console 2.1, the major version is 1. Yes Yes Yes

Example 4.13. Creating a new cluster

[RHSC shell (connected)]# add cluster --name Engineering --cpu-id "Intel Penryn Family" --datacenter-name Default --gluster_service True --virt_service False --version-major 3 --version-minor 2

Example 4.14. Updating a cluster

[RHSC shell (connected)]# update cluster Engineering --name Finance

Example 4.15. Deleting a cluster

[RHSC shell (connected)]# remove cluster Engineering
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