This section explains how to use the
qq cluster_create command. Important
To ensure that the Qumulo Core Web UI displays the nodes in your cluster in the same order that they are racked, enter the node UUIDs in the same order when you run the
To ensure that the Qumulo Core Web UI displays the nodes in your cluster in the same order that they are racked, enter the node UUIDs in the same order when you run the
qq cluster_create command.Description
Creates a Qumulo Cluster
Usage
qq cluster_create [-h] --cluster-name CLUSTER_NAME [--admin-password ADMIN_PASSWORD] [--blocks-per-stripe BLOCKS_PER_STRIPE]
[--max-drive-failures MAX_DRIVE_FAILURES] [--max-node-failures MAX_NODE_FAILURES] [--accept-eula] [--reject-eula]
[--host-instance-id HOST_INSTANCE_ID] (--node-uuids NODE_UUIDS [NODE_UUIDS ...] | --node-ips NODE_IPS [NODE_IPS ...] | --all-unconfigured)
Flags
| Flag Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
--cluster-name
|
Yes | Cluster Name |
--admin-password
|
No | Administrator Password |
--blocks-per-stripe
|
No | Erasure coding stripe width |
--max-drive-failures
|
No | Maximum allowable drive failures |
--max-node-failures
|
No | Maximum allowable node failures |
--accept-eula
|
No | Accept the EULA |
--reject-eula
|
No | Reject the EULA |
--host-instance-id
|
No | EC2 Instance ID of node receiving this request. AWS only. |
--node-uuids
|
No | Cluster node UUIDs |
--node-ips
|
No | Cluster node IPv4 addresses |
--all-unconfigured
|
No | Use all discoverable unconfigured nodes to make cluster |