View, Edit, Start, or Stop Clusters

To view, edit, start up, or shut down your clusters, click My Clusters to see a list of your clusters. You can have more than one cluster, some running (online) and some shut down (offline). The following listing shows a pair of clusters, one currently online and ready, the other offline:

To stop a cluster, click Shut Down in the Actions column. Shutting down a cluster does not remove it from your list. You can start the cluster again at a later time. To permanently remove a cluster, click Delete. You can shut down a cluster during its startup if it fails to start, takes too long, or you change your mind.

For detailed information about a particular cluster, click its name in the list.

Whether the cluster is online or offline, you can select Edit to change the following attributes:

• Auto-Manage Cluster Access

• Cluster Timeout

• Cluster Log Level

If the cluster is offline, you can select Edit to change the following cluster characteristics:

• Auto-Manage Cluster Access

• Cluster Timeout

• Cluster Log Level

• Use a dedicated headnode

• Worker Machine Type

• Allow cluster to auto-resize

• Workers in Cluster

• Workers per Machine

• Local Storage Volume Size

• EBS Snapshot ID

• SSH Key

Click Update to save your changes.

Related Topics

• Create and Discover Clusters
• Configure AWS VPC for Cloud Center
• Global Cluster Access and Security Groups