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I'm pretty sure the old version of the PoC CloudFormation would create a new cluster each time it ran. Assumed this same behavior with romana-setup. I changed the number of Compute Nodes in file from 1 to 3 and ran romana-setup expecting a new second cluster to start.
What actually happened was that my original cluster was modified to add 2 more Compute Nodes. That's great, but it clobbered my first cluster. OK in this case, but probably not the best default behavior. I think we should require a devstack name in the command line to be sure they know the target of the script.
However, this could also lead to problems if there is a typo, so maybe the script when run with no name echos the name and then asks to confirm.....
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I'm pretty sure the old version of the PoC CloudFormation would create a new cluster each time it ran. Assumed this same behavior with romana-setup. I changed the number of Compute Nodes in file from 1 to 3 and ran romana-setup expecting a new second cluster to start.
What actually happened was that my original cluster was modified to add 2 more Compute Nodes. That's great, but it clobbered my first cluster. OK in this case, but probably not the best default behavior. I think we should require a devstack name in the command line to be sure they know the target of the script.
However, this could also lead to problems if there is a typo, so maybe the script when run with no name echos the name and then asks to confirm.....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: