AeroLab cluster
commands deal with provisioning and destroying Aerospike
machines, whether they’re on Docker containers or AWS VMs.
aerolab cluster create -c 2 -n mycluster
aerolab cluster create -c 2 -n mycluster -v 4.9.0.32
aerolab cluster stop -n mycluster
aerolab cluster start -n mycluster
aerolab cluster list
aerolab cluster grow -c 2 -n mycluster
aerolab conf fix-mesh -n mycluster
aerolab cluster destroy -n mycluster -f
aerolab cluster create -c 2 -n mycluster -v 4.9.0.32 -o my-aerospike-conf-template.conf
aerolab cluster stop -n mycluster -l 2
aerolab cluster destroy -n mycluster -l 2
aerolab cluster list
aerolab template destroy -v 4.9.0.32 -d all -i all
aerolab template destroy -v all -d all -i all