Update a Vultr cluster's label, hostname, pool size, VPC networks, and Vultr File Storage using the Console or API.
Updating a cluster allows you to change its label, hostname, pool size, auto-provisioning setting, attached VPC networks, and attached Vultr File Storage (VFS) subscriptions. On a Compute Cluster or Bare Metal Cluster, raising desired_pool_count automatically provisions additional instances, while lowering it requires you to remove instances yourself to bring the pool down to the new count. A GPU Fabric Cluster never auto-provisions. See How to Use a GPU Fabric Cluster for that cluster type.
min_pool_count and desired_pool_count must be at least 1, and desired_pool_count must be equal to or greater than min_pool_count. Updating only one of the two fields validates the new value against the other field's current stored value. Raising min_pool_count alone above the existing desired_pool_count fails, as does lowering desired_pool_count alone below the existing min_pool_count.vpc_ids must be in the same region as the cluster.auto_provision manually set. Contact your Vultr representative for help if this is needed.auto_provision to false does not remove existing instances. It only stops the cluster from provisioning new ones.Follow this guide to update a cluster using the Vultr Console or the Vultr API.
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