Command Reference: edf shutdown cluster
The edf shutdown cluster
command shuts down core components in
Kubernetes HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric clusters and prevents them from resuming
operations.
Syntax
edf shutdown cluster
Description
The edf shutdown cluster
command shuts down HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric on Kubernetes cluster components that require an ordered shut down
process, and prevents those components from completing the restart process. Examples of such
components include CLDB pods and MFS pods.
When you use the edf shutdown cluster
command, pods are shut down and are
rebooted, but the pods are put into a wait state immediately after the reboot, which
prevents the pods from becoming operational.
Usage
This command must be executed from the admincli
pod of a Kubernetes Data
Fabric cluster.
Use this command to stop operations on a Data Fabric cluster when you want to perform maintenance or upgrade procedures on HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric on Kubernetes.
If you want to troubleshoot one or more core component pods (such as CLDB or MFS), see the
edf startup pause
command. The edf startup pause
prevents the component pods from completing the startup sequence after a pod restart, and
pauses indefinitely until startup is manually resumed using the edf startup
resume
command.
To resume operations on the pod, see the edf startup resume
command.
Example
kubectl exec -it admincli-0 -n <pod-namespace> /bin/bash
edf shutdown cluster