pg_autoctl set node candidate-priority

pg_autoctl set candidate-priority - set candidate-priority property from the monitor

Synopsis

This command sets the pg_autoctl candidate priority for a given node:

usage: pg_autoctl set node candidate-priority  [ --pgdata ] [ --json ] [ --formation ] [ --name ] <priority: 0..100>

--pgdata      path to data directory
--formation   pg_auto_failover formation
--name        pg_auto_failover node name
--json        output data in the JSON format

Description

See also pg_autoctl show settings for the full list of replication settings.

Options

--pgdata: Location of the Postgres node being managed locally. Defaults to the environment variable PGDATA. Use --monitor to connect to a monitor from anywhere, rather than the monitor URI used by a local Postgres node managed with pg_autoctl.
--json: Output JSON formated data.
--formation: Show replication settings for given formation. Defaults to default.
--name: Show replication settings for given node, selected by name.

Examples

$ pg_autoctl set node candidate-priority --name node1 65
12:47:59 92326 INFO  Waiting for the settings to have been applied to the monitor and primary node
12:47:59 92326 INFO  New state is reported by node 1 "node1" (localhost:5501): "apply_settings"
12:47:59 92326 INFO  Setting goal state of node 1 "node1" (localhost:5501) to primary after it applied replication properties change.
12:47:59 92326 INFO  New state is reported by node 1 "node1" (localhost:5501): "primary"
65

$ pg_autoctl set node candidate-priority --name node1 50 --json
12:48:05 92450 INFO  Waiting for the settings to have been applied to the monitor and primary node
12:48:05 92450 INFO  New state is reported by node 1 "node1" (localhost:5501): "apply_settings"
12:48:05 92450 INFO  Setting goal state of node 1 "node1" (localhost:5501) to primary after it applied replication properties change.
12:48:05 92450 INFO  New state is reported by node 1 "node1" (localhost:5501): "primary"
{
    "candidate-priority": 50
}