Deploying the clusters will take roughly 10 minutes. Once completed, each of the clusters will have the two tables described previously, populated. Let’s see the number of nodes for each cluster. Just run the following command for each of the clusters in its respective WebCLI:
Creating the Demo Environment
Creating Demo Clusters
Now for the 2 clusters.
The first cluster will be demo-small - a single‑node cluster with a single device. The other cluster will be demo-medium which is comprised of 10 nodes of the same type as demo‑small.
To deploy demo-small, follow the steps described in Creating a Cluster, select the SMALL cluster type this time, but this time switch on the Deploy Demo Data button. Repeat the same steps for demo-medium but this time select the MEDIUM type.
Deploying the clusters will take roughly 10 minutes. Once completed, each of the clusters will have the two tables described previously, populated. Let’s see the number of nodes for each cluster. Just run the following command for each of the clusters in its respective WebCLI:
For each we will see the nodes comprising it.
For **demo-xsmall **there are 3 nodes in the cluster, and for **demo-medium **there are 10 nodes (though you will need to scroll down to see the 10th one).
Both tables in both clusters are now populated with the same data. 20 million rows in each
table. Performing the following command for each of the tables (namely, Customers and
Purchases) will show that.
Deploying the clusters will take roughly 10 minutes. Once completed, each of the clusters will have the two tables described previously, populated. Let’s see the number of nodes for each cluster. Just run the following command for each of the clusters in its respective WebCLI:
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