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addnode [options] <cluster_tag> Add a node to a running cluster Examples: $ starcluster addnode mycluster This will launch a new node and add it to mycluster. The node's alias will be autogenerated based on the existing node aliases in the cluster. If you want to provide your own alias for the node use the -a option: $ starcluster addnode -a mynode mycluster This will add a new node called 'mynode' to mycluster. You can also add multiple nodes using the -n option: $ starcluster addnode -n 3 mycluster The above example will add three new nodes to mycluster with autogenerated aliases. If you'd rather provide your own aliases: $ starcluster addnode -a mynode1,mynode2,mynode3 mycluster This will add three new nodes to mycluster named mynode1, mynode2, and mynode3. If you've previously attempted to add a node and it failed due to a plugin error or other bug or if you used the 'removenode' command with the '-k' option and wish to re-add the node to the cluster without launching a new instance you can use the '-x' option: $ starcluster addnode -x -a mynode1 mycluster NOTE: The -x option requires the -a option This will add 'mynode1' to mycluster using the existing instance. If no instance exists with the alias specified by the '-a' option an error is reported. You can also do this for multiple nodes: $ starcluster addnode -x -a mynode1,mynode2,mynode3 mycluster
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