Hi,
Seems replication controller id is same as member id.
core@master ~ $ kubecfg list replicationControllers
Name
Image(s)
Selector
Replicas
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----------
----------
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php-php-domain7dd60909-45a3-425f-820e-9703237e6d90
stratos/php:4.1.0-alpha
name=php-php-domain7dd60909-45a3-425f-820e-9703237e6d90 1
php-php-domain6d05ba1b-f67c-4d06-987e-dfdc3b62ec55
stratos/php:4.1.0-alpha
name=php-php-domain6d05ba1b-f67c-4d06-987e-dfdc3b62ec55 1
php-php-domainab81daa2-5bec-42e1-88b7-6cdc1f78d90a
stratos/php:4.1.0-alpha
name=php-php-domainab81daa2-5bec-42e1-88b7-6cdc1f78d90a 1
php-php-domain493060b3-85bb-4cb9-ae46-b25555d5f262
stratos/php:4.1.0-alpha
name=php-php-domain493060b3-85bb-4cb9-ae46-b25555d5f262 1
There is only one cluster. But there are four replication controllers, each
with one replicas.
So are we creating a new replication controller for each member of the
cluster, rather than updating existing replication controller of the
cluster?
Thanks.
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