increase-scalegroup

Add a system to an auto-scaling group.

This command increases the number of systems in an existing auto-scaling group by one, regardless of their current load or other conditons that would cause scaling to happen automatically. The group can be specified by the --group flag followed by a unique ID, or --host followed by the hostname pattern.

Example usage

  vm2 increase-scalegroup --host 'scaler${num}'
  Creating a new system in auto-scaling group scaler${NUM} ..
  Allocating new IP addresses ..
  .. allocated 193.9.101.78
  Copying virtual disks ..
    Copying disk /dev/raidvg/kvmcentos_home_img ..
    .. copied to /dev/kvm_vg/scaler0_home_img
  .. done
  Adding DNS entry scaler0.home. for IP address 193.9.101.78 ..
  .. done
  Mounting new instance's filesystem ..
  .. mounted on /mnt/kvm-scaler0.home
  Updating configuration files with hostname and IP address ..
  .. done
  Updating network configuration files ..
  .. done
  Un-mounting instance's filesystem ..
  .. done
  Adding DHCP entries ..
    Adding DHCP entry for 193.9.101.78 with Ethernet address 02:54:00:DA:83:7E ..
    .. done
  .. all done
  Refreshing status of original system ..
  .. done. New status is : Down
  Refreshing status of new system ..
  .. done. New status is : Down
  Starting up new system after cloning ..
  .. done
  Refreshing status of new system ..
  .. done. New status is : SSH
  .. created system scaler0.home

Command Line Help

Add a system to an auto-scaling group.

cloudmin increase-scalegroup --group id | --host hostname