Computing Specifications
Computing specification defines the CPU and memory configuration specifications of the virtual machine (e.g., 2 core CPU, 4G memory) and can set the cloud platform specifications. The service is automatically selected according to the cloud platform when configuring the service.
Go to the menu "Infrastructure" - "Computing specifications" to manage the computing specifications. The configuration of the compute node can be configured at the service configuration node detailed settings.
1. Add Computing specifications
The computing specifications of different types of cloud platforms are configured differently. The differences are as follows:
vSphere and Hyper-V only need to define the computing specifications. You do not need to configure the cloud platform specifications. The following takes vSphere as an example.
OpenStack needs to define computing specifications and cloud platform specifications
Azure, AWS, and Aliyun need to define computing specifications and cloud platform specifications (a cloud platform specification needs to be defined for each public cloud zone). Let's take Azure as an example.
「Note」Following chapters shows 3 types of adding computing specifications.
Go to the menu "Infrastructure" - "Computing specifications" to manage the computing specifications. The platform defaults to four computing specifications: micro (1 core 1GB), small (2 core 4GB), medium (4 core 8GB), and large (8 core 16GB). You can also customize the computing specification type as needed.
1.1. Add vSphere Computing Specifications
- Go to the menu "Infrastructure" - "Calculate Specifications" and enter the new specification basic information page
| Computing Specifications | Basic Information |
|---|---|
| Name | vSphere Computing Specifications |
| CPU | 2 |
| CPU Unit | Core |
| Memory | 4 |
| Memory Unit | GB |
- Click “Save” to add a new vSphere computing specification.
1.2. Add OpenStack Computing Specifications
- Go to the menu "Infrastructure" - "Calculate Specifications" and enter the new specification basic information page
| Computing Specifications | Basic Information |
|---|---|
| Name | OpenStack Computing Specifications |
| CPU | 2 |
| CPU Unit | Core |
| Memory | 4 |
| Memory Unit | GB |
Click “Save” to add a new OpenStack computing specification.
Click “Cloud Platform Specification” and click the “Add” button at the top of the list to jump to the new cloud platform specification page and enter the following cloud specification information:
| CMP Specifications | Basic Information |
|---|---|
| Cloud Platform Type | OpenStack |
| Cloud Platform | OpenStack |
| Specifications | Select: CPU: 1, memory (GB) 2, root disk (GB) |
| Set as default | There can only be one default specification for the cloud platform in each region. |
Click “Submit” to add a new cloud platform specification.
Configure the specifications of the compute nodes in the detailed settings of the OpenStack template service node configuration.
1.3. Add Azure Computing Specifications
- Go to the menu "Infrastructure" - "Calculate Specifications" and enter the new specification basic information page
| Computing Specifications | Basic Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Azure Computing Specifications |
| CPU | 2 |
| CPU Unit | Core |
| Memory | 4 |
| Memory Unit | GB |
Click “Save” to add a new Azure computing specification.
Click “Cloud Platform Specification” and click the “Add” button at the top of the list to jump to the new cloud platform specification page and enter the following cloud specification information:
| CMP Specifications | Basic Information |
|---|---|
| Cloud Platform Type | Azure |
| Cloud Platform | Azure |
| Region | Region corresponding to the cloud platform, for example: South China 1 (Shenzhen) |
| Specifications | Select: CPU: 1, memory (GB) 2, Number of disks: 1 |
| Set as default | There can only be one default specification for the cloud platform in each region. |
Click “Submit” to add a new cloud platform specification.
Configure the specifications of the compute nodes in the detailed settings of the Azure template service node configuration.
2. View Computing specifications
Go to the Computing specifications page and you will see a list of specifications that will list all currently available computing specifications.
Displays the specification name, CPU, CPU unit, memory, memory unit, and creation time.。
3. Edit Computing specifications
In the list, click on the specification name to edit the calculated calculations for the click.
4. Deleting Computing specifications
You can also select a computing specification in the list and click the "Delete" button to delete the selected computing specification. If the computing specification is in use, it will prompt that it cannot be deleted.