Cluster Management Screen

To provision a new managed cluster, click Create in the top right corner of the screen, or click + on the main toolbar and select Create managed cluster.

Follow instructions in the wizard that appears - see details in the Getting Started Tutorial.

To attach a self-hosted cluster, click Attach in the top right corner of the screen, or click + on the main toolbar and select Attach cluster.

Follow instructions in the wizard that appears - see details in the Getting Started Tutorial.

If multiple clusters are registered in Nebula, you can switch between clusters by using the Select cluster control at the top of the screen or by selecting the cluster’s radio button in Clusters page.

If the cluster has been created with the transparent encryption enabled, you can change its encryption definitions (the CMK and, optionally, the Access policy) after you rotate the CMK in your AWS account or create a new CMK.

To change the encryption definitions:

If you currently do not need a cluster but plan to use it later, you can suspend it.

While your cluster is suspended, you are not billed for any of the services and features associated with it. The cluster data is safely archived (as a snapshot saved to an S3 bucket), to be restored when the cluster is resumed (see Resuming the Cluster).

To suspend a cluster:

You can resume a previously suspended cluster. When the cluster is resumed, its data is restored to pre-suspension state.

To resume a cluster:

The Resume operation takes the same time as the initial cluster provisioning plus the time required to restore the data. Billing restarts when the cluster is back online.

To destroy the cluster, click ⋮ and select Destroy. The cluster will be destroyed alongside all data stored on it. The cluster is removed from UI 24 hours after it is destroyed.

To download cluster logs for a specific date, click ⋮ and select Download logs. In the Cluster logs dialog that opens, select a date and click Get logs.

A progress bar appears. Once the log package is ready, it automatically downloaded to your machine. If the download does not start automatically, click Download io the Cluster logs dialog.

To generate a token, use the management script:

To share a cluster you have created or attached with individual users and/or teams, click ⋮ by that cluster’s name on the list and select Share. The Share cluster dialog opens.

The dialog lists users and teams that already have access to the cluster.

In the entry field across the top of the Share cluster dialog, start typing a GridGain Nebula user’s email, an LDAP ID, or a team name. As you type, the incremental search mechanism displays suggestions in a drop-down list. Select one of the suggested users or teams. Alternatively, type the identifier to the end, then click [Enter]. You can add multiple users and/or teams in a single operation. When done, click Share.

The users and teams you have entered appear in the corresponding sections of the Share cluster dialog. The system notifies the users and team members that a cluster had been shared with them. To close the Share cluster dialog, click Close.

Any team member can check which clusters had been shared with their team. To see the shared clusters, select the team from the drop-down list to the right of the screen title.

GridGain Nebula remembers what cluster you had selected and displays it next time you open the page. If the cluster had been reassigned to another team, GridGain Nebula opens the cluster in the new team’s context.

As a cluster owner, you can stop sharing your cluster with a team or with an individual user (remove access to the cluster that had been previously granted to that team or user).

You can stop sharing a cluster with a specific team from that team’s list of shared clusters. Select the required team from the drop-down list to the right of the screen title. Click ⋮ next to the cluster you want to stop sharing with the selected team and select Stop sharing. In the confirmation dialog, click Stop sharing.

Alternatively, you can stop sharing a cluster with team(s) and/or user(s) from the Share cluster dialog. Click ⋮ by the cluster’s name on the list and select Share. In the Share cluster dialog that opens, select Stop sharing from the context menu by the required team or user name. In the confirmation dialog, click Stop sharing.