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View Cluster Details

Use a cluster's details page to review its configuration and lifecycle information, rename the cluster, configure automatic suspension, or open its scaling settings.

Open cluster details

  1. Log in to the VeloDB Cloud console.
  2. In the upper-left corner, select the warehouse that contains the cluster.
  3. In the left navigation pane, under Compute, click Clusters.
  4. Click the cluster card to open its details page. You can open the page when the cluster's status allows operations.

Review cluster information

The details page displays the following information.

FieldDescription
Cluster IDA globally unique identifier that starts with c-, followed by 18 lowercase letters or digits.
Cluster NameThe name is unique within the warehouse. You can copy or rename it from the details page.
Created ByThe user who created the cluster.
Created AtThe time when the cluster was created.
Started AtThe time when the cluster was last rebooted or resumed.
Running TimeThe elapsed time since the cluster was last rebooted or resumed.
ZoneThe availability zone where the cluster runs.
CPU ArchitectureThe compute CPU architecture, either x86 or ARM. This field is currently visible only for AWS-based warehouses. Creating an ARM cluster requires core version 4.0.4 or later. At the same specification, ARM delivers more than 30% higher performance than x86. You cannot change the architecture after creation.

Rename a cluster

Warning:

Before you rename a cluster, identify every SQL statement and connection string that references its current name. After the rename, update those references or set a default cluster for the relevant database users. Otherwise, related requests fail.

  1. On the cluster details page, click the Edit icon next to Cluster Name.
  2. Enter a new name, then confirm the change twice.

The name must start with a letter and can contain up to 32 letters (case-insensitive), digits, or underscores.

Configure resources and automatic suspension

The On-Demand Resources section shows the cluster's current resource allocation.

FieldDescription
ComputeThe cluster's current compute resources.
CacheThe cluster's current cache capacity.
Scale Out/InOpens the scaling settings for changing Compute or Cache.

To configure automatic suspension, click Set Auto-suspend. The cluster suspends after the configured idle duration and resumes when new workload arrives. See Pause and resume a cluster for the supported billing method, cache charges while paused, and configuration steps.

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