Scaling ======= Introduction ------------ After performing installation, by default, your sandbox instance will be capable of processing one sample at a time. The service that performs the actual analysis is called `drakrun@`. You can check the state of a particular instance by executing: .. code-block:: console systemctl status drakrun@1 You can change the number of parallel workers by executing: .. code-block:: console draksetup scale Scaling up ---------- Assuming you have a single instance but you want to be able to process 10 samples in parallel, you should execute: .. code-block:: console draksetup scale 10 The setup script will configure and start additional instances named from ``drakrun@2`` to ``drakrun@10``. Scaling down ------------ Analogously, you can scale down by repeating the same command with the smaller number of instances, e.g.: .. code-block:: console draksetup scale 7 Assuming you had 10 instances previously, it will cause ``drakrun@8`` to ``drakrun@10`` to be disabled and shut down. If the analysis is pending on these instances, the command will gracefully wait until it's finished. Postprocess ----------- Analysis postprocessing doesn't need hypervisor access, so it can be done in separate servers, assuming they have same configuration and connect to same minio & redis instances. This is highly recommended if you can afford such setup, as this frees resources on servers running hypervisor. By default only 1 instance of postprocess worker is started and when running multiple instances of drakrun - needs to be scaled up. As a rule of thumb you can assume safe ratio of postprocess to drakrun workers to be 1:3 (however, this ratio can vary depending on performance of the platform and analysis duration). To startup more postprocessing instances just start more instances of ``drak-postprocess@`` service. By default only 1 is present, so be sure to scale it accordingly to your needs. The following command will start second postprocessing worker. .. code-block:: console systemctl enable --now drak-postprocess@2