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consolidate manage cluster section #4202
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👋 🤖 🤔 Hello! Did you make your changes in all the right places? These files were changed only in docs/. You might want to duplicate these changes in versioned_docs/version-8.5/.
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Love merging this into one section - it looks great to me. I ran it through locally for any missing links/updates and it all seems good. 👍
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**Cluster auto-pause** is not yet available and only applies to non-Enterprise clusters. Development clusters will be paused if they go unused for two hours. When a cluster is paused, not all functionality will be limited, including the execution of BPMN timers and BPMN message catch events. To resume your cluster, navigate to the **Clusters** tab in Console, select the cluster name, and click **Resume cluster** within the **Cluster Details**. |
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When a cluster is paused, not all functionality will be limited, including the execution of BPMN timers and BPMN message catch events.
not sure what this means, times will continue to work? ;)
Development clusters will be paused if they go unused for two hours
i don't think this is how it works
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I just migrated over the existing content for this PR -- is the content outdated then? Do you know the timeframe of when clusters are paused?
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@ultraschuppi Do you have any insight here I can update accordingly?
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the current state of autopausing:
- clusters in trial organisations
- tagged with dev
- will be sent to sleep ~ 8h after they have been created / woken up the last time
we put trial-org clusters to sleep after a few days if we think they are not used (no process instances started), but i don't think this is even communicated
To resolve in a separate PR 👍
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Also
When a cluster is paused, not all functionality will be limited, including the execution of BPMN timers and BPMN message catch events.
not sure what this means, times will continue to work? ;)
I've updated this wording @ultraschuppi 👍
I'm going to resolve the conflicts here and backport, with plans to open a PR regarding https://github.com/camunda/developer-experience/issues/390 this week. |
This is ready for final review if you don't mind having a second look @conceptualshark 😄 |
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👍 Reviewed content, and double-checked the links. With the autopause updates going into a separate PR, this looks good to me!
🧹 Preview environment for this PR has been torn down. |
@christinaausley I see this work was merged (looks good btw!), unfortunately this puts the At the bottom of the https://docs.camunda.io/docs/next/components/concepts/clusters/ page How shall we handle this? Shall I create an issue and PR and take it out, or are you working on the cluster docs for any other issues atm? |
@mesellings Feel free to remove this as you see fit based on your ongoing work 👍 Apologies for the overlap. |
Np - will do thanks! 👍 |
Issue created to address this: #4373 |
Description
Closes https://github.com/camunda/developer-experience/issues/241 by consolidating cluster actions into one page.
Notes
Will backport upon approval.
NOTE -- this PR is solely within the scope of https://github.com/camunda/developer-experience/issues/241, and does not address #3199.
This PR only condenses the cluster actions into one page as a starting point.
Tomorrow, I will launch a Miro board to discuss the content and sidebar layout in full that comes with #3199. CC @theburi
When should this change go live?
hold
label or convert to draft PR)PR Checklist
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