Modifying Cluster Configurations
Configuration Description
- Auto Shutdown
If no job is running in the cluster and no scheduled job is configured, the CDM cluster automatically shuts down after 15 minutes to avoid incurring any additional costs.
- Scheduled Startup/Shutdown
Scheduled startup/shutdown and auto shutdown cannot be enabled at the same time. You can configure scheduled startup/shutdown at a specific time every day. During scheduled shutdown, the system does not wait for unfinished jobs to complete.
- Notification
If a CDM migration job (only table/file migration) fails or the EIP is abnormal, CDM sends an SMS or email notification to the user. Up to five mobile numbers and five email addresses can be configured.
- User Isolation
- Enabled
Migration jobs and links in the cluster are isolated. Other IAM users under the same cloud account cannot view the jobs and links.
- Disabled
Migration jobs and links in the cluster can be shared by users. All IAM users with CDM Administrator permissions under the same cloud account can view and perform operations on the jobs and links.After disabling User Isolation, restart the cluster VM for the settings to take effect.
- Enabled
Procedure
- Log in to the CDM management console.
- In the left navigation pane, click Cluster Management. The Cluster Management page is displayed.
- Click the name of a cluster and click the Cluster Configuration tab to modify the configuration of auto shutdown, scheduled startup/shutdown, notification, or user isolation. Figure 1 Modifying cluster configurations
- Click Save. The Cluster Management page is displayed.
- If User Isolation is disabled, choose in the Operation column to restart the cluster VM for the settings to take effect. Figure 2 Restarting a cluster
- Graceful restart: Only the CDM service process is restarted. The cluster VM will not be restarted.
- VM restart: The service process will be interrupted and VMs in the cluster will be restarted.
- Select VM restart and click Yes.
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