how to add a lot of slots to one node at a time

[Freire Zhu]

Hi everyone, the command CLUSTER ADDSLOTS can add some slots to one node, but how can I add a batch of slots to a node in one time, like I specify the start slot and end slot, then the command could add all slots in the interval?

thanks a lot in advance.

[Josiah Carlson]

If you want to add slots to a cluster node, you have to explicitly add all slots, there is no "add this range of slots" command. But the CLUSTER ADDSLOTS command *does* let you add multiple slots at the same time...

CLUSTER ADDSLOTS 1 2 3 4

You should be able to add all slots in more or less one go, depending on how many slots you want to assign.

 - Josiah

On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 12:50 AM, Freire Zhu <zpf...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone, the command CLUSTER ADDSLOTS can add some slots to one node, but how can I add a batch of slots to a node in one time, like I specify the start slot and end slot, then the command could add all slots in the interval?

thanks a lot in advance.

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[Michael]

I have met the same probles, so I just wort it out by following command: 

first=`echo {0..5000}` # you can insert your own start and end numbers
redis-cli -a kimi -p 30002 cluster  addslots $first

在 2015年1月20日星期二 UTC+8下午4:50:26，Freire Zhu写道：

[Николай Данилов]

To do as mentioned, there is a simpler command:

redis-cli -a kimi -p 30002 CLUSTER ADDSLOTS $(seq 0 5000)

But in any case, you'll get an error if even one slot is assigned before.

So, you need a cycle for adding slot one-by-one, excepting ones assigned before.