Author: | Liraz Siri <liraz@turnkeylinux.org> |
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Date: | 2011-07-31 |
Manual section: | 8 |
Manual group: | misc |
cloudtask-launch-workers [ -opts ] howmany ( path/to/list-of-ips | - )
Launch new cloud workers and write list of addresses to a file.
cloudtask can launch and destroy cloud workers automatically when needed, but it can also accept a list of pre-allocated workers via the --workers option. This command launches workers and creates a list of addresses which you can feed to cloudtask. This allows you to manage the pool of workers for a task or series of tasks by hand, which may be desirable for various reasons (e.g., launching workers takes time, billing is performed at a 1-hour resolution, etc.)
howmany := number of workers to launch
path/to/list-of-ips := file location to save IP addresses of launched workers. If '-' then print addresses to stdout.
--hub-apikey | Hub APIKEY Environment: HUB_APIKEY | CLOUDTASK_HUB_APIKEY |
--backup-id=ID | TurnKey Backup ID to restore on launch |
--region | Region for instance launch (default: us-east-1) Regions: us-east-1 (Virginia, USA) us-west-1 (California, USA) eu-west-1 (Ireland, Europe) ap-southeast-1 (Singapore, Asia) |
--size | Instance size (default: m1.small) Sizes: t1.micro (1 CPU core, 613M RAM, no tmp storage) m1.small (1 CPU core, 1.7G RAM, 160G tmp storage) c1.medium (2 CPU cores, 1.7G RAM, 350G tmp storage) |
--type | Instance type <s3|ebs> (default: s3) |
--label | Hub description label for all launched servers |
# create workers.txt file with list of new worker addresses cloudtask-launch-workers 10 workers.txt # append list of worker addresses to a file cloudtask-launch-workers 10 - >> workers.txt
cloudtask (8), cloudtask-destroy-workers (8)