Management Operations on Cache Cluster
When you have created a cache cluster in your deployed machine, you can perform various management operations on it like starting a cache server, stopping a server, adding new servers to the cluster and many more.
Start a Cache
You can start a cache cluster using both the NCache Manager and NCache PowerShell Cmdlet.
To start a cache cluster through the NCache Manager, follow the steps provided in Start Cache Using the NCache Manager.
To start a cache cluster through the NCache PowerShell Cmdlet, follow the steps provided in Start Cache Using the NCache PowerShell Cmdlet.
Stop a Cache
You can stop a cache cluster using both the NCache Manager and NCache PowerShell Cmdlet.
To stop a cache cluster using the NCache Manager, follow the steps mentioned in the Stop Cache Through the NCache Manager section.
To stop a cache cluster using the NCache PowerShell Cmdlet, follow the steps mentioned in the Stop Cache using the NCache PowerShell Cmdlet section.
Restart a Cache
You can restart a cache using the NCache Manager. Follow the steps provided in Restart Cache.
Add Server Node
To add a new server node in an already created clustered cache using the NCache Manager, follow the steps mentioned in Add Server Node.
To add a new server node in an already created clustered cache using NCache PowerShell Cmdlet, follow the steps provided in Add Node using PowerShell.
Tip
To manage and monitor NCache in detail, refer to our NCache documentation at NCache Admin Guide.
You can monitor your created cache cluster in NCache which is explained in the Monitoring Operations on the Cache Cluster chapter.
See Also
Create Cache Cluster on Deployed Machine
Perform Monitoring on Cache Cluster