1. Create Autoscale Profile from Custom Image
Purpose: To create nodes that have been configured to be ready to work.
Requirements (Can be ignored if VPC is already available):
1. Create instance and complete configuration
Note: The information of a created profile cannot be changed. You must create another profile.
Case 1: Create a new Custom Image
Step 1: Go to Instance Management page.
Step 2: On Instance Management page, a list of Instances will be displayed. In the Actions section of the selected instance, select Create Template.
Step 3: Configure the template with following fields of information:
Name: The name of the Custom Image to be created (Required)
Description: Detailed description (If any)
Step 4: Select Create.
The system will receive the information, execute and display the status as below after the Custom Image is successfully created.
Step 5: Go to Autoscale Profile page > Select Create profile.
Step 6: Configure the following fields of information:
Credentials
Name
Enter profile name or default name will be set.
Configuration
Image
Each OS group will consist of many different versions. The default is the latest version. Select Custom and select the appropriate Custom Image in the list.
Resource type
Each model will configure CPU and RAM differently. Or users can create a model that best suits their needs.
Storage
Policy
Choose the drive policy that suits your needs. The default will be Premium-SSD.
Size (GB)
Increase/decrease/leave the default capacity. The minimum default size will be 40GB.
Network
Subnet
Automatically selected. It can be changed if desired.
Security Group
Automatically selected. It can be changed if desired
Step 7: Select Create Profile.
The system will confirm and proceed to initialize the profile. After successfully created, each profile will be fully represented with information of name, image, configuration (CPU, RAM, storage), storage policy, and subnet.
Case 2: OVA image is available
Step 1: 1. Upload Custom Image
Step 2: Go to Autoscale Profile page > Select Create profile.
Step 3: Configure the following fields of information:
Credentials
Name
Enter profile name or default name will be set.
Configuration
Image
Each OS group will consist of many different versions. The default is the latest version. Select Custom and select the appropriate Custom Image in the list.
Resource type
Each model will configure CPU and RAM differently. Or users can create a model that best suits their needs.
Storage
Policy
Choose the drive policy that suits your needs. The default will be Premium-SSD.
Size (GB)
Increase/decrease/leave the default capacity. The minimum default size will be 40GB.
Network
Subnet
Automatically selected. It can be changed if desired.
Security Group
Automatically selected. It can be changed if desired
Step 4: Select Create Profile.
The system will confirm and proceed to initialize the profile. After successfully created, each profile will be fully represented with information of name, image, configuration (CPU, RAM, storage), storage policy, and subnet.
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