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2. Click **Try Now** to start the deployment process.
4. On the **Deployment Configuration** page, modify **Cluster Name** and select the components that you want to deploy. You can also retain the default configurations. By default, all components are deployed.
Click **Next Step** to go to the **Node Configuration** page.
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5. On the **Node Configuration** page, enter node IP addresses and the user password and then click **Next Step** to go to the **Cluster Configuration** page.
6. On the **Cluster Configuration** page, specify the deployment mode, password, directory, port, and other information about the cluster. You can also retain the default values.
If an error code is returned, you can click **Automatic Repair** to automatically repair the error, or click **Learn more** to go to the error code document and correct the error based on the reference document. After all the errors are corrected, click **Re-check** to perform a precheck again.
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If the deployment is successful, the connection strings of the components are displayed. You can copy a connection string to access the corresponding component.
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As shown in the following figure, an OceanBase cluster can manage all resources allocated to the `observer` process in a centralized manner and allocate the resources to tenants. You can define the resource specifications for a tenant and adjust the resource specifications online.
The resources for an OceanBase Database tenant include CPU, memory, and IOPS. At present, OceanBase Database supports the isolation of these resources. We recommend that you set the resource parameters based on the actual situation when you create resources. For example, the value of the parameter related to the disk space should not exceed the actual available disk space. Otherwise, load balancing is affected.
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