Add zones to a cluster

This topic describes how to add zones to a cluster.

Prerequisites

Before you add a zone to a cluster, make sure that the following conditions are met:

The server must have sufficient resources for the new zone.
The OceanBase cluster is in the Running state.

Procedure

Assume that the current cluster has three zones, zone1, zone2, and zone3, and each zone contains one OBServer node. You can perform the following steps to scale out the cluster to one that consists of five zones.

Modify the spec.topology parameter in the obcluster.yaml configuration file to add zone4 and zone5. For more information about the complete configuration file, see Create a cluster.

# For example, assume that an OceanBase cluster has three zones.
topology:
    - zone: zone1
    replica: 1
    - zone: zone2
    replica: 1
    - zone: zone3
    replica: 1

# Add zone4 and zone5 to the cluster.
topology:
    - zone: zone1
    replica: 1
    - zone: zone2
    replica: 1
    - zone: zone3
    replica: 1
    - zone: zone4
    replica: 1
    - zone: zone5
    replica: 1

Run the following command for the modification to take effect:
```
kubectl apply -f obcluster.yaml
```
Query the status of custom resources in the OceanBase cluster to check whether the operation succeeds.

Run the following command to query the status of custom resources in the OceanBase cluster. If the cluster and the five zones are in the Running state, the operation is successful.

kubectl get obclusters.oceanbase.oceanbase.com test -n oceanbase -o yaml

# desired output, only displays status here
status:
  image: oceanbase/oceanbase-cloud-native:4.2.0.0-101000032023091319
  obzones:
  - status: running
    zone: obcluster-1-zone1
  - status: running
    zone: obcluster-1-zone2
  - status: running
    zone: obcluster-1-zone3
  - status: running
    zone: obcluster-1-zone4
  - status: running
    zone: obcluster-1-zone5
  parameters: []
  status: running

Add zones to a cluster

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