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You have a Kubernetes Engine cluster named 'project-1' with a node pool named 'primary-node-pool'. To meet increased capacity demands, you need to scale the number of nodes in this pool from 10 to 20. What is the correct command to achieve this?
You have a Kubernetes Engine cluster named 'project-1' with a node pool named 'primary-node-pool'. To meet increased capacity demands, you need to scale the number of nodes in this pool from 10 to 20. What is the correct command to achieve this?
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Explanation:
The correct command is gcloud container clusters resize project-1 --node-pool 'primary-node-pool' --num-nodes 20
. This command is specifically designed for resizing node pools in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) clusters. The --node-pool
option specifies the name of the node pool to resize, and --num-nodes
defines the desired new size. Other options are incorrect because:
gcloud container clusters update
is not used for resizing node pools.kubectl
is for interacting with Kubernetes resources, not managing GKE clusters.- The
--size
flag is not the correct parameter for specifying the number of nodes in this context.