edbctl cluster v1.3.3
Manages database cluster resources. Use this command to create, edit, view, delete, and restore all types of clusters.
Commands
The edbctl cluster command has following options:
- edbctl cluster list — Displays active or deleted clusters.
- edbctl cluster list-connection-info — Lists the connection string for a specified cluster.
- edbctl cluster create — Creates a new cluster.
- edbctl cluster edit — Edits an existing cluster.
- edbctl cluster delete — Deletes a specified cluster.
- edbctl cluster restore — Restores a specified cluster
- edbctl cluster switchover-primary — Switches over a specified replica to primary.
edbctl cluster list
Lists all active or deleted clusters. Use the [--deleted] flag to display deleted clusters. You can also filter results by cluster ID or architecture. When you provide the [--id] flag, detailed information about the cluster is displayed, including instance size, storage, and node count.
edbctl cluster list [--id] [--deleted] [options]
Where options are:
-i, --id string Cluster ID. Filter the list by a specific cluster ID. -n, --name string Cluster name. Filter the list by a specific cluster name. -d, --deleted The cluster is a deleted cluster. -A, --cluster-architecture string Cluster architecture ID. Filter the list by architecture (for example, single/ha). -o, --output string table json yaml xml json-raw (default "table"). -c, --credential string The credential that you created via `credential create` command. The default is fetched from `context_credential` -P, --project string The project that groups your clusters and other resources. The default is taken from `context_project`. -h, --help Help for list.
Examples
edbctl cluster list edbctl cluster list --id p-c5fh47nfjcg4ci71uv32 edbctl cluster list --deleted
edbctl cluster list-connection-info
Retrieves and displays the connection string for a specified Postgres cluster using its cluster ID. The output includes the read/write URI, database name, host, port, and user.
edbctl cluster list-connection-info {--id} [options]
Where options are:
-i, --id string Cluster ID (required). The unique identifier for the cluster to list connection string. -o, --output string [table json yaml xml json-raw] (default "table") -c, --credential string The credential that you created via `credential create` command. The default is fetched from `context_credential`. -P, --project string The project that groups your clusters and other resources. the default is taken from `context_project`. -h, --help Help for list-connection-info.
These examples show how to retrieve and display the connection strings for specific clusters:
edbctl cluster list-connection-info --id <pg_id> edbctl cluster list-connection-info -i <pg_id>
edbctl cluster create
Creates a cluster using a specified configuration file.
This command provisions a new cluster based on the settings defined in a YAML configuration file. The file specifies key details such as:
- Cluster Type: single, ha, pgd, aha, or analytics
- PostgreSQL Configuration: pgConfig
- Resource Allocation: storage, memory
- Backup Settings
- Image
edbctl cluster create [options]
Where options are:
-F, --config-file string Path to the cluster config YAML file. -c, --credential string The credential that you created via the `credential create` command. The default is fetched from `context_credential`. -h, --help Help for create. -P, --project string The project that groups your clusters and other resources. The default is taken from `context_project`. -y, --yes Auto-confirm all confirmations.
This example shows how to create a PSR - Single Node cluster using sample YAML files:
edbctl cluster create -F <Sample YAML Configuration file for single node>
Sample YAML configuration file for single node:
# cluster details clusterType: single # Required. Type of the cluster tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code) - color: blue tagName: tag-1 clusterName: create-single-name # Required. password: password@1234 # Required. Password must be 12 characters or more # primary details primaryPgName: Primary-Replica imageId: 3e2af4f1dba3b9f8fb2bb6ae4834a5bd # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # Required. networking: private # Required. Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required. cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Required. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field #transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 # replica details replicaClusters: - replicaPgName: replica-1 imageId: 3e2af4f1dba3b9f8fb2bb6ae4834a5bd # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # Required. networking: private # Required. Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required. cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Required. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field #transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 - replicaPgName: replica-2 # Required. imageId: 3e2af4f1dba3b9f8fb2bb6ae4834a5bd # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # Required. networking: private # Required. Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required. cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Required. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field #transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4
This example shows how to create a PSR - High Availability cluster using a YAML configuration file:
edbctl cluster create -F <Sample YAML configuration file for High Availability>
Sample YAML Configuration file for High Availability:
# cluster details clusterType: ha # Required. Type of the cluster tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code) - color: blue tagName: tag-1 clusterName: create-ha-name # Required. password: password@1234 # Required. Password must be 12 characters or more # primary details primaryPgName: Primary-Replica imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set standbyReplicas: 2 # Required for HA cluster deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # Required. networking: private # Required. Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required. cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Required. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field #transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 # replica details replicaClusters: - replicaPgName: replica-1 standbyReplicas: 2 # Required for HA cluster imageId: 3e2af4f1dba3b9f8fb2bb6ae4834a5bd # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # Required. networking: private # Required. Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required. cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Required. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field #transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 - replicaPgName: replica-2 # Required. standbyReplicas: 2 # Required for HA cluster imageId: 3e2af4f1dba3b9f8fb2bb6ae4834a5bd # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # Required. networking: private # Required. Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required. cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Required. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field #transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4
This example shows how to create an analytics cluster using a sample YAML configuration file:
edbctl cluster create -F <Sample YAML configuration file for Analytics>
Sample YAML configuration file for Analytics:
clusterType: analytics # required, type of the cluster tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code) - color: blue tagName: tag-1 imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set clusterName: create-analytics-name # required deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # required password: password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi
This example shows how to create a PGD cluster using a sample YAML configuration file:
edbctl cluster create -F <Sample YAML configuration file for PGD>
Sample YAML configuration file for PGD:
clusterType: pgd # Type of the cluster tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code) - color: blue tagName: tag-1 clusterName: create-pgd-name # required password: Password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more dataGroups: - groupName: Data Group A # required deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # required imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 9.9.9.9/28 # description: Allow traffic from App A # - cidrBlock: 10.10.10.10/27 # description: Allow traffic from App B backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) nodes: 3 # Required. Only can be set to 2 or 3 # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: max_connections: 100 max_locks_per_transaction: 64 backupSchedule: 27 26 0 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron instanceSize: # Required cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi. For PGD clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more. storage: databaseStorage: # Required sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). For PGD clusters, the recommended size is 10 Gi or more. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional, WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field # transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 - groupName: Data Group B deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # required imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 9.9.9.9/28 # description: Allow traffic from App A # - cidrBlock: 10.10.10.10/27 # description: Allow traffic from App B backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) nodes: 3 # only can be set to 2 or 3 # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: max_connections: 100 max_locks_per_transaction: 64 backupSchedule: 6 27 0 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron instanceSize: # Required cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi. For PGD clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more. storage: databaseStorage: # Required sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). For PGD clusters, the recommended size is 10 Gi or more. storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field, but default value is 1 Gi sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field # transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 witnessGroups: - groupName: Witness Group # required deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # required imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 instanceSize: cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi. For PGD clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more.
This example shows how to create an advanced high availability (AHA) cluster using a sample YAML configuration file:
edbctl cluster create -F <Sample YAML configuration file for AHA>
Sample YAML configuration file for AHA cluster:
clusterType: aha # required, type of the cluster tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code) - color: blue tagName: tag-1 clusterName: create-aha-name # required password: Password@1234 # Password must be 12 characters or more dataGroup: deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # required groupName: Data Group A # required networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Optional, must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 9.9.9.9/28 # description: Allow traffic from App A # - cidrBlock: 10.10.10.10/27 # description: Allow traffic from App B backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) nodes: 3 # Required. Only can be set to 1, 2 or 3 imageId: e791cfd57486281653d3d6135872125c # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: max_connections: 100 max_locks_per_transaction: 64 backupSchedule: 27 26 0 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron instanceSize: # Required cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 47.51 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 178.51 Gi. For Aha clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more. storage: databaseStorage: # Required sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). For Aha clusters, the recommended size is 10 Gi or more. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: sizeGi: 20 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field # transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or KeyId should be set, adds a layer of security by encrypting supported data stored at rest. # passphrase: mypassphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4
edbctl cluster edit
Edits an existing cluster using a YAML configuration file. This command allows you to modify cluster settings, database configurations, backup policies, extensions, and resource allocations.
edbctl cluster edit [options]
Where options are:
-F, --config-file string Path to the cluster config YAML file. -c, --credential string The credential that you created via the `credential create`' command. The default is fetched from `context_credential`. -h, --help Help for edit. -P, --project string The project that groups your clusters and other resources. The default is taken from `context_project`. -y, --yes Auto-confirm all confirmations.
This example shows how to edit a cluster using a YAML configuration file:
Note
The following fields are mandatory:
clusterIDclusterTypeAll the other fields are optional. If not provided, the values will not be changed.
edbctl cluster edit -F <Example YAML configuration file>
Example YAML configuration file:
clusterType: single # checks that cluster type is a single cluster, this can only be changed to ha clusterId: p-abcdefg # cluster id of the cluster to be edited tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to preserve existing tags. 'tags' values will overwrite existing tags. set 'tags: []' to remove all tags. - color: blue tagName: production - color: green tagName: staging - color: red tagName: development name: edit-single-name primaryPgName: edited-primary-replica-name imageId: 6535c8bc9e358f0afaf5a706ea1bc722 # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set password: password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: "192.168.1.0/24" # description: "Office network" # - cidrBlock: "10.0.0.0/16" # description: "VPN network" backupRetentionPeriod: 40d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 500 shared_buffers: 256 application_name: beaconator backupSchedule: 0 6 * * * # Scheduled Backup Time in Cron format (UTC) instanceSize: cpuCores: 4 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 16 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Primary Storage size in Gi sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing databaseStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) (Optional) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing walStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field # to edit: if you provide a replica with a replicaPgId then that existing replica will be preserved/edited # to add a replica: if you do provide a replica without a replicaPgId then a new replica will be created # to remove a replica: if you do not provide a replica with a replicaPgId that exists then that existing replica will be removed replicaClusters: # this is editing a replica cluster because it provides a replicaPgId - replicaPgId: p-abcdefg-b replicaPgName: test replica d imageId: 6535c8bc9e358f0afaf5a706ea1bc722 # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags --location-id <location-id>`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: "192.168.1.0/24" # description: "Office network" # - cidrBlock: "10.0.0.0/16" # description: "VPN network" backupRetentionPeriod: 40d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 500 shared_buffers: 256 application_name: beaconator backupSchedule: 0 6 * * * # Scheduled Backup Time in Cron format (UTC) instanceSize: cpuCores: 4 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 16 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Primary Storage size in Gi sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing databaseStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) (Optional) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing walStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field # this is adding a new replica because it does not provide a replicaPgId - replicaPgName: test replica e locationId: managed-devspatcher imageId: 6535c8bc9e358f0afaf5a706ea1bc722 # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags --location-id <location-id>`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: "192.168.1.0/24" # description: "Office network" # - cidrBlock: "10.0.0.0/16" # description: "VPN network" backupRetentionPeriod: 40d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 500 shared_buffers: 256 application_name: beaconator backupSchedule: 0 6 * * * # Scheduled Backup Time in Cron format (UTC) instanceSize: cpuCores: 4 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 16 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Primary Storage size in Gi sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing databaseStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) (Optional) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing walStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field # any replicas that are not provided with a replicaPgId will be removed
This example shows how to edit High Availability cluster using sample YAML files:
Note
The following fields are mandatory:
clusterIDclusterType
All the other fields are optional. If not provided, the values will not be changed.
Sample YAML configuration file for HA cluster:
clusterType: ha # checks that cluster type is a ha cluster, this can only be changed to single clusterId: p-abcdefg # cluster id of the cluster to be edited tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to preserve existing tags. 'tags' values will overwrite existing tags. set 'tags: []' to remove all tags. - color: blue tagName: production - color: green tagName: staging - color: red tagName: development name: edit-ha-name imageId: 6535c8bc9e358f0afaf5a706ea1bc722 # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set password: password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: "192.168.1.0/24" # description: "Office network" # - cidrBlock: "10.0.0.0/16" # description: "VPN network" backupRetentionPeriod: 40d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 500 shared_buffers: 256 application_name: beaconator backupSchedule: 0 6 * * * # Scheduled Backup Time in Cron format (UTC) instanceSize: cpuCores: 4 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 16 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Primary Storage size in Gi sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing databaseStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) (Optional) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing walStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field # to edit: if you provide a replica with a replicaPgId then that existing replica will be preserved/edited # to add a replica: if you do provide a replica without a replicaPgId then a new replica will be created # to remove a replica: if you do not provide a replica with a replicaPgId that exists then that existing replica will be removed standbyReplicas: 3 # for HA cluster replicaClusters: # this is editing a replica cluster because it provides a replicaPgId - replicaPgId: p-abcdefg-b replicaPgName: test replica d imageId: 6535c8bc9e358f0afaf5a706ea1bc722 # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags --location-id <location-id>`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: "192.168.1.0/24" # description: "Office network" # - cidrBlock: "10.0.0.0/16" # description: "VPN network" backupRetentionPeriod: 40d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 500 shared_buffers: 256 application_name: beaconator backupSchedule: 0 6 * * * # Scheduled Backup Time in Cron format (UTC) instanceSize: cpuCores: 4 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 16 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Primary Storage size in Gi sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing databaseStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) (Optional) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing walStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field standbyReplicas: 3 # for HA cluster # this is adding a new replica because it does not provide a replicaPgId - replicaPgName: test replica e locationId: managed-devspatcher imageId: 6535c8bc9e358f0afaf5a706ea1bc722 # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags --location-id <location-id>`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: "192.168.1.0/24" # description: "Office network" # - cidrBlock: "10.0.0.0/16" # description: "VPN network" backupRetentionPeriod: 40d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 500 shared_buffers: 256 application_name: beaconator backupSchedule: 0 6 * * * # Scheduled Backup Time in Cron format (UTC) instanceSize: cpuCores: 4 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 16 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Primary Storage size in Gi sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing databaseStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) (Optional) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing walStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field standbyReplicas: 3 # for HA cluster # any replicas that are not provided with a replicaPgId will be removed
This example shows how to edit an analytics cluster using a sample YAML configuration file:
Note
The following fields are mandatory:
clusterIDclusterType
All the other fields are optional. If not provided, the values will not be changed.
Sample YAML configuration file for Analytics:
clusterType: analytics # checks that cluster type is an analytics cluster, cannot change this field clusterId: p-pd6kf9unmi # required, cluster ID of the cluster to be edited tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to preserve existing tags. 'tags' values will overwrite existing tags. set 'tags: []' to remove all tags. - color: blue tagName: production - color: green tagName: staging - color: red tagName: development imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set name: edit-analytics-name password: password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 192.168.1.0/24 # description: Office network # - cidrBlock: 10.0.0.0/16 # description: VPN network backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 0 6 * * * # Scheduled Backup Time in Cron format (UTC) #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 max_locks_per_transaction: 64 instanceSize: cpuCores: 4 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 16 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi
This example shows how to edit a PGD cluster using a sample YAML configuration file:
Note
The fields clusterType and clusterId are mandatory
The logic for forming the YAML file is as follows:
- If you mention just
groupId, then the group will be retained. - If you mention the
groupIdalong with some fields, then the group will be retained and updated with the given values. - If you don't give a
groupIdand add other details, such asgroupName,image, etc., then that group will be added. - If you don't mention any
groupId, then the group will be deleted.
Sample YAML configuration file for PGD:
clusterType: pgd # checks that cluster type is a pgd cluster, cannot change this field clusterId: p-12345abcde tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to preserve existing tags. 'tags' values will overwrite existing tags. set 'tags: []' to remove all tags. - color: blue tagName: tag-1 name: edit-pgd-name password: Password@1234 dataGroups: # add new data group A - groupName: Data Group A # required imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 9.9.9.9/28 # description: Allow traffic from App A # - cidrBlock: 10.10.10.10/27 # description: Allow traffic from App B backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) nodes: 2 # only can be set to 2 or 3 # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 max_locks_per_transaction: 64 backupSchedule: 0 4 8 * * * # Scheduled Backup Cron instanceSize: cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi. For PGD clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more. storage: databaseStorage: # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). For PGD clusters, the recommended size is 10 Gi or more. Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing databaseStorage size. walStorage: # Optional, WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing walStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field - groupId: p-12345abcde-x networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public groupName: Data Group B # required imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 9.9.9.9/28 # description: Allow traffic from App A # - cidrBlock: 10.10.10.10/27 # description: Allow traffic from App B backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) nodes: 2 # only can be set to 2 or 3 # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 max_locks_per_transaction: 64 backupSchedule: 0 4 8 * * * # Scheduled Backup Cron instanceSize: cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi. For PGD clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more. storage: databaseStorage: sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing databaseStorage size. walStorage: # Optional, WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). Size needs to be the same or greater than the existing walStorage size. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field witnessGroups: # add new witness group - groupName: Witness Group A # required when adding a new witness group imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 instanceSize: cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi. For PGD clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more.
This example that shows how to edit a PGD cluster while retaining group using a sample YAML configuration file:
Second sample YAML configuration file for PGD:
clusterType: pgd # checks that cluster type is a pgd cluster, cannot change this field clusterId: p-12345abcde # this will ensure the cluster will be retained tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to preserve existing tags. 'tags' values will overwrite existing tags. set 'tags: []' to remove all tags. - color: blue tagName: tag-1 name: edit-pgd-name password: Password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more dataGroups: - groupId: p-12345abcde-a # this will ensure the group will be retained - groupId: p-12345abcde-b imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) witnessGroups: # this will ensure the witness group will be retained - groupId: p-12345abcde-c imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set groupName: Witness Group JFK # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set, should match the image of the data group # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 instanceSize: cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi. For PGD clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more.
edbctl cluster delete
Deletes a specified cluster using its cluster ID. This action permanently removes the cluster from your project and can't be undone, so ensure you have the correct cluster ID before proceeding.
edbctl cluster delete [options]
Where options are:
-i, --id string Cluster ID (required). The unique identifier for the cluster to delete. -c, --credential string The credential that you created via the `credential create` command. The default is fetched from `context_credential`. -y, --yes Auto-confirm all confirmations. -P, --project string The project that groups your clusters and other resources, the default is taken from `context_project`. -h, --help Help for delete
These examples show how to delete the cluster:
edbctl cluster delete edbctl cluster delete --id p-8nllnskncq edbctl cluster delete -i p-8nllnskncq
edbctl cluster restore
You can restore a cluster by providing a YAML configuration file with the required specifications. Use the cluster restore command and pass the file using the --file or -f option. While restoring, you must specify one of the following restore modes:
fullpointInTime
Make sure you uncomment only one mode at a time.
Note
The restoreRequest and password fields are mandatory for all clusters except PGD and AHA. All other fields are optional and default to the values from the source cluster if not specified.
edbctl cluster restore [options]
Where options are:
-F, --config-file string Path to the cluster config YAML file (required). -c, --credential string The credential that you created via the `credential create` command. The default is fetched from `context_credential`. -y, --yes Auto-confirm all confirmations. -P, --project string The project that groups your clusters and other resources. The default is taken from `context_project`. -h, --help Help for restore.
This example shows how to restore a single cluster using a YAML configuration file:
Note
The following fields are mandatory:
clusterTyperestoreRequestpassword
All the other primary cluster fields are optional. If not provided, then will use the source values. Replica details can be added as needed, but are not mandatory.
edbctl cluster restore -F restore-single.yamlrestore-single.yaml
clusterType: single # checks that cluster type is a single cluster, this can only be changed to ha tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to use source cluster tags. 'tags' values will use exactly these tags only. set 'tags: []' to use no tags. - color: blue tagName: tag-1 clusterName: restore-single-name restoreRequest: # only one of the fields 'full' or 'pointInTime' can be set full: postgresBackupId: 20241112T211900 sourceClusterId: p-12345abcde # pointInTime: # pointInTime: '2025-01-01T13:40:04.000Z' # sourceClusterId: p-12345abcde # primary replica details primaryPgName: Primary Cluster # Required. deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher password: password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Scheduled Backup Cron #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) (Optional) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field #transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or keyId should be set. If TDE is enabled on source cluster, configuration must match source or provide passphrase. # passphrase: mypassphrase # Required if source cluster uses TDE with passphrase # #keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 # Uses KMS key from source if source cluster uses KMS # replica details replicaClusters: - replicaPgName: replica-1 imageId: 3e2af4f1dba3b9f8fb2bb6ae4834a5bd # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # Required. networking: private # Required. Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required. cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Required. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) sizeGi: 1 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or keyId should be set. If TDE is enabled on source cluster, configuration must match source or provide passphrase. passphrase: mypassphrase # Required if source cluster uses TDE with passphrase #keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 # Uses KMS key from source if source cluster uses KMS
This example shows how to restore a high availability cluster using a YAML configuration file:
Note
The following fields are mandatory:
clusterTyperestoreRequestpassword
All the other primary cluster fields are optional. If not provided, then will use the source values. Replica details can be added as needed, but are not mandatory.
edbctl cluster restore -F restore-ha.yamlrestore-ha.yaml
clusterType: ha # checks that cluster type is a ha cluster, this can only be changed to single tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to use source cluster tags. 'tags' values will use exactly these tags only. set 'tags: []' to use no tags. - color: blue tagName: tag-1 clusterName: restore-ha-name restoreRequest: # only one of the fields 'full' or 'pointInTime' can be set full: postgresBackupId: 20241112T211900 sourceClusterId: p-12345abcde # pointInTime: # pointInTime: '2025-01-01T13:40:04.000Z' # sourceClusterId: p-12345abcde # primary replica details primaryPgName: Primary Cluster # Required. deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher password: password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Scheduled Backup Cron #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional field. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) (Optional) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field #transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or keyId should be set. If TDE is enabled on source cluster, configuration must match source or provide passphrase. # passphrase: mypassphrase # Required if source cluster uses TDE with passphrase # #keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 # Uses KMS key from source if source cluster uses KMS standbyReplicas: 2 # for HA cluster # replica details replicaClusters: - replicaPgName: replica-1 imageId: 3e2af4f1dba3b9f8fb2bb6ae4834a5bd # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher # Required. networking: private # Required. Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Required. Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Required. Scheduled Backup Cron # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: # Required. cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi storage: databaseStorage: # Required. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional. WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs (Recommended for high write workloads) sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field # transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or keyId should be set. If TDE is enabled on source cluster, configuration must match source or provide passphrase. # passphrase: mypassphrase # Required if source cluster uses TDE with passphrase # #keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 # Uses KMS key from source if source cluster uses KMS standbyReplicas: 2 # Required for HA cluster
This example shows how to restore an analytics cluster using a YAML configuration file:
Note
The following fields are mandatory:
clusterTyperestoreRequestpassword
All the other cluster fields are optional. If not provided, then will use the source values.
edbctl cluster restore -F restore-analytics.yamlrestore-analytics.yaml
clusterType: analytics # checks that cluster type is a analytics cluster, cannot change this field tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to use source cluster tags. 'tags' values will use exactly these tags only. set 'tags: []' to use no tags. - color: blue tagName: tag-1 clusterName: restore-analytics-name deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher password: password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set restoreRequest: # only one of the fields 'full' or 'pointInTime' can be set full: postgresBackupId: 20241112T211900 sourceClusterId: p-12345abcde # pointInTime: # pointInTime: '2025-01-01T13:40:04.000Z' # sourceClusterId: p-12345abcde networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public #allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 127.0.0.1/24 # description: test backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) backupSchedule: 39 13 23 * * * # Scheduled Backup Cron #image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 instanceSize: cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 1 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi
This example shows how to define the configuration for a PGD cluster in a restore operation using a YAML configuration file:
Note
The following fields are mandatory:
sourceClusterIDclusterTypepassworddataGroupsrestorePgdGroupRequest
All the other fields are optional. If omitted, the values from the source cluster are used.
edbctl cluster restore -F restore-pgd.yamlrestore-pgd.yaml
clusterType: pgd # checks that cluster type is a pgd cluster, cannot change this field sourceClusterId: p-12345abcde # required tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to use source cluster tags. 'tags' values will use exactly these tags only. set 'tags: []' to use no tags. - color: blue tagName: tag-1 name: restore-pgd-name password: Password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more dataGroups: # Currently, only one data group can be restored at a time - groupName: Data Group A imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) nodes: 2 # only can be set to 2 or 3 # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 max_locks_per_transaction: 64 backupSchedule: 0 4 8 * * * # Scheduled Backup Cron restorePgdGroupRequest: full: # for pointInTime restore mode use the pointInTime configuration as below and comment out the full configuration postgresBackupId: 20241228T055553 sourceGroupId: p-12345abcde-b # pointInTime: # pointInTime: '2025-01-01T13:40:04.000Z' # sourceGroupId: p-12345abcde-b instanceSize: cpuCores: 1 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 15 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 10 Gi. For PGD clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more. storage: databaseStorage: sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). For PGD clusters, the recommended size is 10 Gi or more. storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: # Optional, WAL Storage size in Gi, a separate storage volume for Write-Ahead Logs. sizeGi: 10 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or keyId should be set. If TDE is enabled on source cluster, configuration must match source or provide passphrase. passphrase: mypassphrase # Required if source cluster uses TDE with passphrase # keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 # Uses KMS key from source if source cluster uses KMS
This example shows how to define the configuration for AHA cluster in restore operation using a YAML configuration file:
Note
The following fields are mandatory:
sourceClusterIDclusterTypepassworddataGroupsrestoreAhagroupRequest
All the other fields are optional. If omitted, the values from the source cluster are used.
edbctl cluster restore -F restore-aha.yamlrestore-aha.yaml
clusterType: aha # checks that cluster type is a aha cluster, cannot change this field sourceClusterId: p-12345abcde # required tags: # Optional tags for the cluster with name and color(valid name or hex color code). Remove 'tags' to use source cluster tags. 'tags' values will use exactly these tags only. set 'tags: []' to use no tags. - color: blue tagName: tag-1 name: restore-aha-name password: Password@1234 #Password must be 12 characters or more dataGroup: groupName: Data Group A imageId: 6138b8f8e2293a87ebf7ba8dfd1f74da # Image ID can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags`, only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set deploymentLocation: managed-devspatcher networking: private # Network access type for the cluster. Valid values: private, public # allowedIpRanges: # Must contain at least one IP range with subnet mask when specified # - cidrBlock: 9.9.9.9/28 # description: Allow traffic from App A # - cidrBlock: 10.10.10.10/27 # description: Allow traffic from App B backupRetentionPeriod: 30d # Retention period must be between 1-180 days, 1-25 weeks, or 1-6 months. Valid units: days(d),weeks(w),months(m) nodes: 2 # only can be set to 2 or 3 # image: # only one of `imageId` or `image` should be set # url: docker.example.com/platform/example/postgres:latest # digest: sha256:dummyhash1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890 postgresqlConfiguration: # Optional max_connections: 100 max_locks_per_transaction: 64 backupSchedule: 0 4 8 * * * # Scheduled Backup Cron restoreAhaGroupRequest: #full: # for pointInTime restore mode use the pointInTime configuration as below and comment out the full configuration # postgresBackupId: 20241228T055553 pointInTime: pointInTime: '2025-01-01T13:40:04.000Z' instanceSize: cpuCores: 2 # CPU must be between 0.1 and 47.51 Cores memoryGi: 2 # Memory must be between 0.1 and 178.51 Gi. For Aha clusters, the recommended memory is 2 Gi or more. storage: databaseStorage: sizeGi: 20 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi). For Aha clusters, the recommended size is 10 Gi or more. storageClass: ssd-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field walStorage: sizeGi: 20 # Size must be between 0 and Unlimited (0-Unlimited Gi) storageClass: standard-csi # Supported storage classes can be fetched with command `edbctl image list-image-tags` and checking `Supported Storage Classes` field transparentDataEncryption: # Optional. Only one of passphrase or keyId should be set. If TDE is enabled on source cluster, configuration must match source or provide passphrase. passphrase: mypassphrase # Required if source cluster uses TDE with passphrase #keyId: 42c4f77e-3ebe-46ab-9749-4178887bded4 # Uses KMS key from source if source cluster uses KMS
edbctl cluster switchover-primary
The edbctl cluster switchover-primary command performs a controlled role swap within a database cluster. It promotes a designated Replica to become the new Primary node while simultaneously demoting the current Primary to a Replica role. This is typically used for planned maintenance, performance optimization, or data center migration.
edbctl cluster switchover-primary [options]
Where options are:
-i, --id string The unique ID of the cluster to switchover (required).
--replica-id string The unique ID of the replica node to promote to Primary (required).
-P, --project string The project context for the operation. Defaults to `context_project`.
--credential string The credential to use for authentication. Defaults to `context_credential`.
-y, --yes Auto-confirms all prompts and confirmations, enabling non-interactive operation.
-h, --help Displays help information for the switchover-primary command.