Last modified May 30, 2023
'gsctl update nodepool' command reference
gsctl and the REST API are being phased out. We recommend to familiarize yourself with our Management API and the kubectl gs plugin as a future-proof replacement. We provide a migration page to help you with the transition.
The gsctl update nodepool command allows modifying a node pool, such as editing the scaling range and the name.
Usage
The command is called with the cluster and node pool ID as a positional argument,
separated by a slash. The --name flag is used to set a new name.
Example for renaming a node pool:
gsctl update nodepool f01r4/op1dl --name "New node pool name"
Here, f01r4 is the cluster ID and op1dl is the node pool ID.
You can also use the cluster’s name for identifying the cluster:
gsctl update nodepool "Cluster name"/opdl --name "New node pool name"
Example for adjusting the scaling limits:
- Autoscaling enabled (AWS and Azure 13.1.0 or newer)
gsctl update nodepool f01r4/op1dl --nodes-min 3 --nodes-max 20
- No Autoscaling
gsctl update nodepool f01r4/op1dl --nodes-min 6 --nodes-max 6
Related
gsctl create nodepool- Add a node pool to a clustergsctl list nodepools- List all node pools of a clustergsctl update nodepool- Modify a node poolgsctl delete nodepool- Delete a node pool
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