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Expand Up @@ -191,58 +191,3 @@ Once the cluster is deployed you can easily stop and start nodes using the follo
~: helmvm node stop node-0
~: helmvm node start node-0
```

### Creating and applying your infrastructe

HelmVM is capable of applying a directory with Terraform manifests before installing the cluster on top of it. For that you can use the `--infra /path/to/terraform/manifests` flag. Make sure your Terraform `output` has an variable called `nodes`, something like this for a 6 node cluster should suffice (roles can be `controller`, `controller+worker`, or `worker`):

```
output "nodes" {
value = [
{
address = aws_instance.worker_0.public_ip,
role = "controller",
port = 22,
user = "ubuntu",
keyPath = "/home/user/.ssh/mykey.pem"
},
{
address = aws_instance.worker_1.public_ip,
role = "controller",
port = 22,
user = "ubuntu",
keyPath = "/home/user/.ssh/mykey.pem"
},
{
address = aws_instance.worker_2.public_ip,
role = "controller",
port = 22,
user = "ubuntu",
keyPath = "/home/user/.ssh/mykey.pem"
},
{
address = aws_instance.worker_3.public_ip,
role = "worker",
port = 22,
user = "ubuntu",
keyPath = "/home/user/.ssh/mykey.pem"
},
{
address = aws_instance.worker_4.public_ip,
role = "worker",
port = 22,
user = "ubuntu",
keyPath = "/home/user/.ssh/mykey.pem"
},
{
address = aws_instance.worker_5.public_ip,
role = "worker",
port = 22,
user = "ubuntu",
keyPath = "/home/user/.ssh/mykey.pem"
},
]
}
```

You have to provide the SSH port, an user and a SSH key so HelmVM can reach the nodes.