computecluster create

--name NAME

Specifies a name for the compute cluster.

--cnode-ids CNODE_IDS

Specifies which CNodes from which to allocate resources to the compute cluster. A minimum of three CNodes must be allocated.

Specify the CNODE_IDS as a comma separated list of CNode IDs.

--resource-preset LOW|BALANCED|MEM_HEAVY|HIGH_COMPUTE

Sets which resources to allocate from the specified CNodes. Specify one of the following options:

--static-ip-ranges STATIC_IP_RANGES

A virtual IP pool to be statically allocated to the compute cluster nodes. These IPs are used by the compute cluster's nodes to communicate with each other. They should be valid external IPs. Allocate a minimum of one more than the number of CNodes you allocate using the --cnode-ids parameter.

Specify STATIC_IP_RANGES as a series of comma separated pairs of start and end IP addresses. For example, to specify the two ranges 10.0.0.5-10.0.0.9 and 10.0.0.12-10.0.0.15: --static-ip-ranges 10.0.0.5,10.0.0.9 10.0.0.12,10.0.0.15

--netmask NETMASK

Specify a network mask for the virtual IP pool specified by --static-ip-ranges STATIC_IP_RANGES.

For example --netmask 255.255.255.0.

--cluster-cidr CLUSTER_CIDR

A subnet internal to the compute cluster from which IPs are assigned to pods. Change this from the default if the default CIDR overlaps with IP ranges used by infrastructure or external services, as this can cause incorrect routing and connectivity failures.

Specify CLUSTER_CIDR as a subnet in CIDR format. For example, --cluster-cidr 10.20.0.0/16

Default: 10.42.0.0/16

--service-cidr SERVICE_CIDR

A subnet internal to the compute cluster from which IPs are assigned to services. Change this from the default if the default CIDR overlaps with IP ranges used by infrastructure or external services, as this can cause incorrect routing and connectivity failures.

Specify SERVICE_CIDR as a subnet in CIDR format. For example, --service-cidr 10.20.0.0/16

Default: 10.43.0.0/16

--backup-frequency BACKUP_FREQUENCY

The frequency of the compute cluster's database backup, in minutes.

Specify BACKUP_FREQUENCY as a positive integer.

Default: 60

--root-certificate ROOT_CERT

Provides a root CA certificate for the compute cluster.

The root CA certificate is one of three artifacts that the compute cluster uses to act as a certificate authority (CA): a root CA certificate, an intermediate CA certificate and an intermediate private key.

VMS can autogenerate these certificates or you can use your own. If you do not provide all three artifacts, VMS autogenerates them.

If you include this option, include also --intermediate-certificate INT_CERT and --intermediate-key INT_KEY.

Specify ROOT_CERT as the file content of the root CA certificate in PEM format.

--intermediate-certificate INT_CERT

Provides an intermediate CA certificate for the compute cluster.

The intermediate CA certificate is one of three artifacts that the compute cluster uses to act as a certificate authority (CA): a root CA certificate, an intermediate CA certificate and an intermediate private key.

VMS can autogenerate these certificates or you can use your own. If you do not provide all three artifacts, VMS autogenerates them.

If you include this option, include also --root-certificate ROOT_CERT and --intermediate-key INT_KEY.

--intermediate-key INT_KEY

Provides an intermediate key for the compute cluster.

The intermediate key is one of three artifacts that the compute cluster uses to act as a certificate authority (CA): a root CA certificate, an intermediate CA certificate and an intermediate private key.

VMS can autogenerate these certificates or you can use your own. If you do not provide all three artifacts, VMS autogenerates them.

If you include this option, include also --root-certificate ROOT_CERT and --intermediate-certificate INT_CERT.

--default-gateway DEFAULT_GATEWAY

Sets a default gateway for the compute cluster.

--vlan VLAN

Tags the compute cluster network with a VLAN.

Valid values: 1-4095.