Cloud groups create isolated environments, such that workloads
running in one group are not affected by workloads running in another
group.
Before you begin
You must be assigned Cloud group administration role with permission to View all cloud groups (Read-only permission) to
add cloud groups.
About this task
You can use the console, the command line interface, or the REST API to complete this task. For the command line and REST API information, see the Related information section.Important: If there are not enough resources available in the
system to satisfy the requirements of the new cloud group, the operation
will fail.
Procedure
- Access the console pane. Click .
- Click the New icon in the toolbar
- Define the cloud group.
Provide the following
information about the cloud group:
- Name
- Provide a name for the cloud group. Each cloud group must have
a unique name.
- Description
- Provide a detailed description of the cloud group.
- Type
- Each type defines how resources are allocated to a virtual machine
during deployment. Select one of the following types:
- Dedicated
- CPU cores and memory are dedicated. No overcommit for memory.
- Average
- CPU cores are shared and capped. No overcommit for memory.
- Click OK.
The name
of the new cloud group is shown in the left pane of the Cloud
Groups pane. The right pane contains the configuration
settings for the cloud group.
What to do next
Once you create the Cloud Group on IBM Cloud Pak System and you add the compute nodes, log in to the
VMware vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA) user interface
with "External Access User" to disable the vCLS agent virtual machines (vCLS VMs). For more
information, see https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/91890.