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Fabric Cluster

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Available in VPC

Fabric Cluster is a service providing high-performance computing (HPC) and networking between servers. You can cluster up to 140 servers per cluster. High-performance networking of up to 400 Gbps is provided between servers in the same cluster, providing a performance that is faster and higher than a regular network interface. In addition, you can easily expand the workload distributed among servers and efficiently process them.

Note

Fabric Cluster is currently only available on Bare Metal Servers (GPU A100, H100) and KVMs (A100, H100) in VPC environments.

Check cluster information

You can check cluster information in the Fabric Cluster interface.

Fabric Cluster interface

From the NAVER Cloud Platform portal, navigate to Console > Menu > All Services > Compute > Server > Fabric Cluster to view the Fabric Cluster interface.

The Fabric Cluster interface includes the following components:

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Component Description
① Menu name Current menu name and the number of created clusters
② Basic features Features provided when you initially enter the Fabric Cluster menu
  • [Create Fabric Cluster]: Create a cluster.
  • [Learn more]: Go to the GPU Server overview page.
  • [Refresh]: Refresh the cluster list.
③ Post-creation features Features available after creating a cluster
④ Filter Filter the cluster list according to cluster status
⑤ Cluster list List of created clusters
  • Cluster name: Name entered when creating the cluster.
  • Zone name: Zone where cluster is deployed.
  • Pool name: Name of the Pool to which the servers in the cluster belong.
  • VPC name: Name of the VPC where cluster is deployed.
  • Number of servers: Number of servers in the cluster.
  • Status: The current status of the cluster.
    • Creating: A new cluster is being created.
    • Running: The cluster is available for normal use.
    • Configuring: The settings requested by user are being applied.
    • Deleting: The cluster is being deleted.
  • Creation date: The date and time when the cluster was created.

Create cluster

You can directly create a new cluster to group servers.
The following describes how to create a cluster:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Server.
  2. Click the Fabric Cluster menu.
  3. Click the [Create Fabric Cluster].
  4. Enter the cluster name, select the zone and VPC, and then click the [Create].
    • To create a new VPC, click the [Create VPC]. For more information on VPC creation, see Create VPC.
    • The cluster is created and displayed in the list.

Edit cluster information

The following describes how to edit the information for the created cluster:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Server.
  2. Click the Fabric Cluster menu.
  3. From the cluster list, select the cluster you want to edit, and then click [Manage cluster and change settings].
  4. Click the Change cluster information menu.
  5. Edit the content, and then click the [Edit].
    • The cluster information is edited.

Change server list

You can change the servers included in the created cluster. The following describes how to change the included servers:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Server.
  2. Click the Fabric Cluster menu.
  3. From the cluster list, select the cluster whose servers you want to change, and then click [Manage servers and change settings].
  4. Click the Manage cluster servers menu.
  5. Change the server list.
    • Place the servers to be included in the cluster in Cluster Mode servers and the servers not to be included in Single Mode servers.
  6. Click [Apply].
  7. When the Manage cluster servers popup appears, click [OK].
    • It may take several minutes or longer to change the servers.

Delete cluster

The following describes how to delete a created cluster:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Server.
  2. Click the Fabric Cluster menu.
  3. From the cluster list, select the cluster you want to delete, and then click [Delete cluster].
  4. Review the details in the Delete cluster popup, and then click [Delete].
    • The cluster is deleted and disappears from the list.