Nodes

overview the nodes section provides an operational view of your environment it displays every active node across all clusters included in your subscription you can see where your services are provisioned, how many cpu cores are assigned to each node, and how much memory and storage are allocated this reflects provisioned resources rather than real time usage because each node is associated with a specific cluster, you can quickly understand how your resources are distributed and where they are placed across the infrastructure resource allocations the resource allocations section provides an overview of all resources currently provisioned across your nodes and clusters it also shows the total resources available within your subscription maintaining some unallocated capacity can help ensure resources are readily available if your provisioning needs change or you need to scale quickly nodes the nodes table displays all clusters and nodes associated with your account clusters are shown as primary rows select a cluster row to expand it and view the individual nodes provisioned within that cluster for each cluster, the table includes its geographic location within the expanded view, you can see the cpu, memory, and storage allocated to each node in that cluster nodes create node create a node on a new or existing cluster from the left menu , click nodes click + create node select cluster enter cpu cores , and ram (gb) (optional), enter storage (tb) if the selected cluster does not already contain provisioned nodes click submit edit node resources edit provisioned resources for a node from the left menu , click nodes click the row of the desired cluster to expand it click the ✏️ edit button for the desired node (optional), enter cpu cores (optional), enter ram (gb) click submit storage edit cluster storage storage is provisioned per cluster and shared between all its provisioned nodes from the left menu , click nodes click the ✏️ edit button for the desired cluster enter storage (tb) click submit