Managing nodes and services

Applies to: Kyvos Enterprise  Kyvos Cloud (SaaS on AWS) Kyvos AWS Marketplace

Kyvos Azure Marketplace   Kyvos GCP Marketplace Kyvos Single Node Installation (Kyvos SNI)

From the Nodes and Services > Overview page, you can manage scaling nodes for supported Kyvos core services (Query Engine, BI Server, and Web Portal).

Additionally, you can add or delete a disk for the Query Engine node (applicable for Managed Services for AWS and Marketplace).

On the Overview page, you can view:

• the number of nodes for each supported Kyvos service

• the total sum of disk storage details added for Query Engines and BI Servers.

This allows for efficient modification of the Query Engine, BI Server, and Web Portal node count and disk allocation for cloud deployments.

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• Nodes and Storage:

  • Nodes: count of total nodes in Kyvos cluster.

  • BI Server Storage: the total storage for BI Server nodes.

  • Query Engine Storage: the total storage for Query Engine nodes.

• Kyvos Core Service Instances:

  • BI Server: count of configured BI Server service instances.

  • Query Engine: count of configured Query Engine service instances.

  • Web Portal: count of configured Web Portal service instances.

• Kyvos Reporting Service Instances

• Reporting Server: count of configured Reporting Server service instances.

• Reporting Portal: count of configured Reporting Portal service instances.

Using Actions menu

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If you have node created for services, use add node. The nodes added using the Add option must be removed from the cluster using the Delete option. The operation name used for adding and deleting node are Add Node and Delete Node.

If you have node not created for services and scaling supported, use create node. The nodes added using the Create option must be removed from the cluster using the Terminate option. The operation name used for creating and terminating node are Increase Node and Decrease Node.

For more information about scaling nodes and resources, see the following topics:

• Managing Services mapping

• Permissions for Scaling