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modules/manage/pages/cluster-maintenance/cluster-balancing.adoc

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```bash
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curl -X PUT -d '{"state": "active"}' http://127.0.0.1:9644/v1/features/node_local_core_assignment
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xref:upgrade:index.adoc[Upgrade to 24.3 or later] to use this feature for production clusters.
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In Redpanda, every partition replica is assigned to a CPU core on a broker. While Redpanda's default <<partition-replica-balancing,partition balancing>> monitors cluster-level events, such as the addition of new brokers or broker failure to balance partition assignments, it does not account for the distribution of partitions _within_ an individual broker.
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Starting in v24.2, topic-aware intra-broker partition balancing allows for dynamically reassigning partitions within a broker. Redpanda prioritizes an even distribution of a topic's partition replicas across all cores in a broker. If a broker's core count changes, when the broker starts back up, Redpanda can check partition assignments across the broker's cores and reassign partitions, so that a balanced assignment is maintained across all cores. Redpanda can also check partition assignments when partitions are added to or removed from a broker, and rebalance the remaining partitions between cores.
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NOTE: Changing the number of CPU cores in a running cluster is supported from v24.2 only, and requires that you enable `node_local_core_assignment` as described in the previous note.
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NOTE: Decreasing the number of CPU cores in a running cluster is supported from v24.2 only, and requires that you enable `node_local_core_assignment` as described in the previous note.
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To determine when to use intra-broker partition balancing, use the public metrics for CPU usage described in the xref:manage:monitoring.adoc#cpu-usage[Monitoring] guide.
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