Resize Control Plane node (Master Node) size to m5.4xlarge in ROSA STS
Environment
- Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA)
- 4
Issue
- Is it possible to resize master node size in ROSA STS to m5.4xlarge
- Can we increase the master node size to better support a large number of tenants (>600) in ROSA.
Resolution
- Yes, it is possible to resize control plane node size to
m5.4xlarge
. - Open a support case with Red Hat.
- After reviewing the node details, our SRE team will proceed with resizing the control plane node to the desired size.
- During the installation process, the sizing of the control plane and infrastructure nodes are dynamically calculated.
- The sizing calculation is based on the number of compute nodes in a cluster.
- Check the node sizing during the installation in ROSA.
- Once control plane node resize it will show output similar as below:
$ oc get machines -n openshift-machine-api | grep master
abcd-x-xxx-xx-xxxxx-master-x Running m5.4xlarge us-east-x us-east-xx 32d
abcd-x-xxx-xx-xxxxx-master-x Running m5.4xlarge us-east-x us-east-xx 32d
abcd-x-xxx-xx-xxxxx-master-x Running m5.4xlarge us-east-x us-east-xx 32d
Diagnostic Steps
- Check the current size of master nodes:
Run below command:
$ oc get machines -n openshift-machines-api | grep master
abcd-x-xxx-xx-xxxxx-master-x Running m5.2xlarge us-east-x us-east-xx 2d2h
abcd-x-xxx-xx-xxxxx-master-x Running m5.2xlarge us-east-x us-east-xx 2d2h
appc-x-xxx-xx-xxxxx-master-x Running m5.2xlarge us-east-x us-east-xx 2d2h
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