Do we have option to identify minNodes and MaxNodes automatically as per load?

[awadheshgupta]

Do we have option to identify minNodes and MaxNodes automatically as per load?

Rather expecting user to provide minNodes and MaxNodes, its better to identify nodes size automatically as per intelligence identified during load throughput KPI.

With regards,
Awadhesh Gupta

[davidcueva]

Hi Awadesh
We currently do not have an option to automatically identify minNodes and maxNodes.

I think it is an interesting idea, and I can see a recommendation engine that could learn from the load and recommend optimal limits. However, maxNodes is commonly used as a cost control measure, so applying recommendations should be optional.

We do not have this feature in the roadmap, but as always we can receive contributions from the community.

David

[awadheshgupta]

Thanks David *Thanks and Regards,Awadhesh Gupta*

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[davidcueva]

You're welcome !