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Viewing the Basic Information of a ClickHouse Cluster
You can monitor and manage the clusters you create. On the CloudTable management console, click Cluster Management. In the cluster list, locate the cluster to be viewed and click the cluster name to access the basic information page. You can view the cluster information and network configurations.
Parameter |
Description |
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Cluster Name |
Cluster name specified when a cluster is created. |
Cluster ID |
Cluster ID. |
Cluster Status |
Cluster status information. |
Version |
Kernel version of the cluster. |
Access Address |
Address for accessing the cluster. You can click |
Access Address Port |
Port for accessing the cluster.
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Billing Mode |
Billing mode of the cluster.
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Created |
Time when a cluster is created. |
Enterprise Project |
You can group related cloud resources (for example, resources used for the same purpose) and manage them by enterprise project.
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Database Engine |
A core service used to store, process, and protect data. |
Channel Status |
Whether secure channels are enabled. |
Enable Secure and Non-secure Channels |
This parameter is displayed if secure channels are not enabled. |
Enable Hot/Cold |
"No" indicates that the cold and hot data separation feature is disabled, and "Yes" indicates that the cold and hot data separation feature is enabled. |
Storage Resource Name |
Name of the cold and hot data separation data storage resource: hot_to_cold. |
Cold and Hot Storage Policy |
Should a node's total storage capacity surpass the predefined threshold, data stored prior to the threshold is prioritized for migration to cold storage. |
Used Cold and Hot Storage Capacity |
Used storage capacity of cold data. |
Client |
Currently, the ClickHouse component has two types of clients: old and new. For a new client, the client identifier displays 'New.' Conversely, for existing clients, the identifier displays 'Old.' |
Parameter |
Description |
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Region |
Working area of the cluster. Set this parameter when creating a cluster. |
AZ |
AZ you select during cluster creation. |
VPC |
VPC you select during cluster creation. A VPC is a secure, isolated, logical network environment. |
Subnet |
Subnet you select during cluster creation. A subnet provides dedicated network resources that are logically isolated from other networks, improving network security. |
Security Group |
Security group you select during cluster creation. |
Parameter |
Description |
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Compute |
Select proper compute specifications based on service requirements. Each specification displays the CPU, memory, and recommended application scenarios of a single node. Available compute specifications:
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Storage |
Select the disk specifications and capacity of the Clickhouse compute node.
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Nodes |
Set the number of nodes in a cluster. The value ranges from 2 to 20. |
Parameter |
Description |
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Compute |
Select proper compute specifications based on service requirements. Each specification displays the CPU, memory, and recommended application scenarios of a single node. Available compute specifications:
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Storage |
Select the disk specifications and capacity of the Clickhouse compute node.
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Nodes |
Number of nodes in a cluster. The default value is 3. |
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