*: init kperf-vc-nodepool add subcommand #17
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Signed-off-by: Wei Fu <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Wei Fu <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Wei Fu <[email protected]>
The users can use that following command to create a new virtual node
pool.
```bash
$ bin/kperf vc nodepool add vc-kperf-1
$ bin/kperf vc nodepool add vc-kperf-2 --nodes 1 --cpu 128 --memory 180
$ kubectl get nodes | grep vc-kperf-
vc-kperf-1-0 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-1 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-2 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-3 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-4 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-5 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-6 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-7 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-8 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-1-9 Ready agent 4m40s fake
vc-kperf-2-0 Ready agent 3m20s fake
```
That nodepool is managed by helm charts. The users can also use `helm`
command to check.
```bash
$ helm -n virtualnodes-kperf-io get values vc-kperf-1
USER-SUPPLIED VALUES:
controllerNodeSelectors: {}
cpu: 8
memory: 16
name: vc-kperf-1
nodeLabels: {}
replicas: 10
$ helm -n virtualnodes-kperf-io get values vc-kperf-2
USER-SUPPLIED VALUES:
controllerNodeSelectors: {}
cpu: 128
memory: 180
name: vc-kperf-2
nodeLabels: {}
replicas: 1
```
Since we don't have kperf-vc-nodepool del, we should use `helm` to
cleanup nodepools.
```bash
$ helm -n virtualnodes-kperf-io uninstall vc-kperf-1
$ helm -n virtualnodes-kperf-io uninstall vc-kperf-2
```
Signed-off-by: Wei Fu <[email protected]>
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The users can use that following command to create a new virtual node
pool.
$ bin/kperf vc nodepool add vc-kperf-1 $ bin/kperf vc nodepool add vc-kperf-2 --nodes 1 --cpu 128 --memory 180 $ kubectl get nodes | grep vc-kperf- vc-kperf-1-0 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-1 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-2 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-3 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-4 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-5 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-6 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-7 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-8 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-1-9 Ready agent 4m40s fake vc-kperf-2-0 Ready agent 3m20s fakeThat nodepool is managed by helm charts. The users can also use
helmcommand to check.
$ helm -n virtualnodes-kperf-io get values vc-kperf-1 USER-SUPPLIED VALUES: controllerNodeSelectors: {} cpu: 8 memory: 16 name: vc-kperf-1 nodeLabels: {} replicas: 10 $ helm -n virtualnodes-kperf-io get values vc-kperf-2 USER-SUPPLIED VALUES: controllerNodeSelectors: {} cpu: 128 memory: 180 name: vc-kperf-2 nodeLabels: {} replicas: 1Since we don't have kperf-vc-nodepool del, we should use
helmtocleanup nodepools.
Signed-off-by: Wei Fu [email protected]