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Can we add a node without destroying the whole setup? #68

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melalj opened this issue Mar 11, 2019 · 4 comments
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Can we add a node without destroying the whole setup? #68

melalj opened this issue Mar 11, 2019 · 4 comments

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@melalj
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melalj commented Mar 11, 2019

Thanks for this guide!
I'm wondering if we can scale up the nodes without rebuilding the whole stack from scratch?

@exocode
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exocode commented Mar 15, 2019

Maybe an overshoot, but you can have a look on Rancher (a GUI orchestration tool for k8s). You can add and remove Nodes easily by clicking in your browser as well as saving templates of your server configurations. Here are screenshots of the "edit cluster" option:

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pstadler commented Mar 17, 2019

This should work without much hassle using hobby-kube/provisioning.

Even though I never tried this, you should be able to change the node_count variable and run terraform apply. Make sure you have a backup ready before trying this.

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I tested incrementing from 3 to 4 and I found it worked fine, one last thing I've not checked yet is it might require re-running some part of hobby-kube/manifests storage to add some rook stuff to the new node

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Well, not sure about Rook. It’s best to try or ask the Rook devs, they‘re quite responsive.

backwardn pushed a commit to backwardn/guide that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2019
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