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title vastde compute-clusters update
description Update a compute cluster

vastde compute-clusters update

Update a compute cluster

Synopsis

Update configuration of an existing compute cluster.

This command modifies properties of a linked compute cluster identified by its GUID or name. You can update the following properties:

  • Description (--description)
  • Tags (--tags)
  • Kubernetes API server URL (--kube-api-url)
  • mTLS authentication credentials (--mtls-credentials-guid)
  • Configured namespaces (--namespaces)

Updates can be specified via command-line flags or a YAML configuration file (--file). When using a file, command-line flags take precedence over file values, allowing selective overrides.

Note: The cluster name cannot be changed after creation. To change the name, you must delete and recreate the cluster.

The update operation uses a read-modify-write pattern: it fetches the current configuration, applies your changes, and updates the cluster. Only the properties you explicitly specify will be modified; other properties retain their current values.

Usage

vastde compute-clusters update <GUID>|<name> [options]

Options

Command-specific options

Flag Type Description Default
--description string A description of the compute cluster
-f, --file string Path to YAML file containing update configuration
--kube-api-url string Kubernetes API server URL
--mtls-credentials-guid string GUID of mTLS authentication credentials
--namespaces stringSlice List of Kubernetes namespaces
--tags stringSlice Custom tags to apply

Global options

Flag Type Description Default
--dry-run bool Simulate the operation without making actual changes to the system
-o, --output string Output format: json, yaml, human human
--silent bool Suppress UI outputs, such as spinner and success messages
-v, --verbose int Verbosity level (0-9): 0=standard, 1=verbose, 2=detailed, 3=extended, 4=debug, 5=trace 0

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