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We should rename it at some point.
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To add a VM to the cluster, the VM has to come from a ` pool ` . A ` pool ` is
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- a group of nodes withing a cluster that all have the same configuration.
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+ a group of nodes within a cluster that all have the same configuration.
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For example:
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A pool can say it contains at most 10 nodes, each using the ` c2d-highcpu-32 `
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ will see 3 node pools:
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- llvm-premerge-linux-service
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- llvm-premerge-windows
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- Definitions for each pool is in [ Architecture overview] ( architecture.md ) .
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+ Definitions for each pool are in [ Architecture overview] ( architecture.md ) .
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If you click on a pool, example ` llvm-premerge-linux ` , you will see one
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instance group, and maybe several nodes.
@@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ a basic cluster, we have a single instance group per pool.
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Then, we have the nodes. If you are looking at the panel during off hours,
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you might see no nodes at all: when no presubmit is running, no VM is on.
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- If you are looking at the panel at peak time, you should see 4 instances.
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- (Today, autoscale is capped at 4 instances).
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+ If you are looking at the panel at peak time, you should see 8 instances.
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+ (Today, autoscale is capped at 8 instances).
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If you click on a node, you'll see the CPU usage, memory usage, and can access
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the logs for each instance.
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