Cluster Module
Overview
The Cluster Module is responsible for managing the clusters that execute workloads within the system.
A cluster represents a worker machine or execution environment where data transfer tasks, workflows, and processing jobs are performed. Before a cluster can participate in workflow execution, it must be registered and configured within the system.
All clusters defined in the system are listed on this page.
Cluster Management
All clusters registered in the system are displayed on this page.
The following operations can be performed through this interface:
- View all clusters defined in the system.
- Search and filter the cluster list.
- Add a new cluster (Küme Ekle / Add Cluster).
- Toggle cluster listing views (List or Card view).
- Manage cluster details and operations (via the three-dot action menu at the end of each row).
- Monitor cluster uptimes, modes, and statuses in real-time.
Access Requirements
To access this page, the user must have at least the GET permission for the Cluster module.
If you do not have the required permission, ask your administrator to grant it from one of the authorization pages below.
Authorization
Users without the required permission cannot view this page and will receive the following authorization error:
Access Denied
You don't have access to this resource.
Cluster Information
Each Cluster includes the following details:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Running (Çalışıyor) |
Indicates the current running status and uptime of the cluster
(e.g., 29s 45d 48sn). Idle clusters are
marked as Boşta (Idle).
|
| Name (Ad) |
The name of the cluster (e.g.,
ExampleCluster1,
ExampleCluster2).
|
| Mode (Mod) | The operating mode of the cluster. It can be Dinamik (Dynamic) or Statik (Static). |
| Domain (Alan Adı) |
The domain or environment domain where the cluster is
assigned/running (e.g., ExampleDomain).
|
| Created Date | The date and time when the cluster was added to the system. |
| Updated Date | The date and time of the last update made to the cluster configuration. |
| Status (Durum) | Indicates the general availability of the cluster (Aktif (Active) or İnaktif (Inactive)). |
Cluster Status
The operational and activity status of clusters can be monitored in real-time through the interface:
- Operational Status (Running / Idle): Indicates whether the cluster is currently executing an active workload and displays its uninterrupted uptime.
- System Status (Active / Inactive): Shows whether the cluster is connected to the system and ready for use. A green indicator represents active status, while a gray indicator represents inactive status.
Notes
- The system can host clusters operating in both Dynamic and Static modes.
- The Filtrele (Filter) input field at the top right of the interface allows for quick searches by cluster name or attributes.
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The pagination controls at the bottom of the page allow users to
configure the number of rows displayed per page (default:
12 rows) and navigate through pages. - To define a new cluster, use the Küme Ekle (Add Cluster) button located at the top right.