Revert "resize.py doc updates"

This reverts commit 6c02ff9.

Author: MarcinZablocki

README.md

@@ -54,44 +54,6 @@ The resize.py is deployed on the bastion node as part of the HPC cluster Stack d
 
 ```
 playbooks/resize.py
-
-python3 playbooks/resize.py -h
-usage: resize.py [-h] [--compartment_ocid COMPARTMENT_OCID]
-                 [--cluster_name CLUSTER_NAME] [--nodes NODES [NODES ...]]
-                 [--slurm_only_update [{true,false}]]
-                 [{add,remove,list,reconfigure}] [number]
-
-Script to resize the CN
-
-positional arguments:
-  {add,remove,list,reconfigure}
-                        Mode type. add/remove node options, implicitly
-                        configures newly added nodes. Also implicitly
-                        reconfigure/restart services like Slurm to recognize
-                        new nodes. Similarly for remove option, terminates
-                        nodes and implicitly reconfigure/restart services like
-                        Slurm on rest of the cluster nodes to remove reference
-                        to deleted nodes.
-  number                Number of nodes to add or delete if a list of
-                        hostnames is not defined
-
-optional arguments:
-  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
-  --compartment_ocid COMPARTMENT_OCID
-                        OCID of the compartment, defaults to the Compartment
-                        OCID of the localhost
-  --cluster_name CLUSTER_NAME
-                        Name of the cluster to resize. Defaults to the name
-                        included in the bastion
-  --nodes NODES [NODES ...]
-                        Number of nodes to add or delete if a list of
-                        hostnames is not defined
-  --slurm_only_update [{true,false}]
-                        To update /etc/hosts, slurm config and restart slurm
-                        services.
-[opc@assuring-woodcock-bastion ~]$
-
-
 ```
 
 **Add nodes** 
@@ -102,19 +64,12 @@ Consist of the following sub-steps:
   -  Configures newly added nodes to be ready to run the jobs
   -  Reconfigure services like Slurm to recognize new nodes on all nodes
 
-Add one node 
-```
-python3 playbooks/resize.py add 1
-
-```
-
-Add three node 
+ 
 ```
-python3 playbooks/resize.py add 3
+python3 playbooks/resize.py.aug15 add 1
 
 ```
 
-
 **Remove nodes** 
 
 Consist of the following sub-steps:
@@ -125,47 +80,47 @@ Consist of the following sub-steps:
 
 Remove specific node:  
 ```
-python3 playbooks/resize.py remove --nodes inst-dpi8e-assuring-woodcock
+python3 playbooks/resize.py.aug15 remove --nodes inst-dpi8e-assuring-woodcock
 ```
 or 
 
 Remove a list of nodes (space seperated):  
 ```
-python3 playbooks/resize.py remove --nodes inst-dpi8e-assuring-woodcock inst-ed5yh-assuring-woodcock
+python3 playbooks/resize.py.aug15 remove --nodes inst-dpi8e-assuring-woodcock inst-ed5yh-assuring-woodcock
 ```
 or 
 Remove one node randomly:  
 ```
-python3 playbooks/resize.py remove 1
+python3 playbooks/resize.py.aug15 remove 1
 ```
 or 
 Remove 3 nodes randomly:  
 ```
-python3 playbooks/resize.py remove 3
+python3 playbooks/resize.py.aug15 remove 3
 
 ```
 
 **Reconfigure nodes** 
 
 This allows users to reconfigure nodes (Ansible tasks) of the cluster.  
 
-If you would like to do a **slurm config update ONLY** on all nodes of the cluster.   
+If you would like to do a slurm config update on all nodes of the cluster.   
 
 ```
-python3  playbooks/resize.py reconfigure --slurm_only_update true
+python3  playbooks/resize.py.aug15 reconfigure --slurm_only_update true
 ```
 
-Full reconfiguration of all nodes of the cluster.   This will run the same steps, which are ran when a new cluster is created.   If you manually updated configs which are created/updated as part of cluster configuration, then this command will overwrite your manual changes.   
+Full reconfiguration of all nodes of the cluster.   This runs the same steps, which are ran when a new cluster is created.   If you manually updated configs which are created/updated as part of cluster configuration, then this command will overwrite your manual changes.   
 
 ```
-python3 playbooks/resize.py reconfigure
+python3 playbooks/resize.py.aug15 reconfigure
 ```
 
-If you would like to fully reconfigure ONLY a specific node/nodes (space seperated).
+If you would like to fully reconfigure ONLY a specific node/nodes. 
 
 ```
- python3  playbooks/resize.py  reconfigure [--nodes NODES [NODES ...]]
- Example:  python3  resize.py reconfigure --nodes inst-gsezk-topical-goblin inst-jvpps-topical-goblin 
+ python3  playbooks/resize.py.aug15  reconfigure [--nodes NODES [NODES ...]]
+ Example:  python3  resize.py.aug15 reconfigure --nodes inst-gsezk-topical-goblin inst-jvpps-topical-goblin inst-ytuqj-topical-goblin
 ```