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... linking to community forum article "How to add new nodes to an existing cluster". -- https://community.cratedb.com/t/how-to-add-new-nodes-to-an-existing-cluster/1546
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# Expand Cluster | ||
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Learn how to add new nodes to an existing on-premises database cluster. | ||
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A significant feature in CrateDB is that it can scale horizontally, which means | ||
that instead of adding more RAM, CPU, and disk resources to existing nodes, you | ||
will add more individual nodes to your CrateDB cluster. | ||
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By running your database cluster on multiple nodes, you will gain two benefits. | ||
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- Store data volumes larger than being able to be handled on a single machine. | ||
- Add resiliency to your distributed database cluster, by increasing the number | ||
of replica nodes. | ||
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The article about [how to add new nodes to an existing cluster] walks you | ||
through the process of scaling up your database cluster. | ||
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[how to add new nodes to an existing cluster]: https://community.cratedb.com/t/how-to-add-new-nodes-to-an-existing-cluster/1546 |
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