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I've been looking over the GraphViz docs and stackoverflow for the last hour, but can't find a solution to this problem. I have several clusters in my dot file, and I need certain nodes to stay within specific clusters. Some of the nodes have relationships with nodes in other clusters. It seems every time I save the file, a few of the nodes jump between different clusters. Is there a way to define a node as always being part of a specific cluster?
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Each cluster also has a master (control plane) that manages the nodes and pods (more on pods below) of the cluster. A node represents a single machine in a cluster, typically either a physical machine or virtual machine that's located either on-premises or hosted by a cloud service provider.
Nodes in a cluster are usually connected to each other through high-speed local area networks. Each node runs its own instance of an operating system. A computer cluster may range from a simple two-node system connecting two personal computers to a supercomputer with a cluster architecture.
Every cluster has one master node, which is a unified endpoint within the cluster, and at least two worker nodes. All of these nodes communicate with each other through a shared network to perform operations. In essence, you can consider them to be a single system.
Basic 3-nodes Cluster Configuration This example describes a Cluster with three nodes where each node has a direct connection to a database. Figure 215. Configuration of 3-nodes Cluster, each node has access to a database. Configuration of Node 1 on 192.168.1.131.
I figured out how to avoid this issue.
I was defining both the nodes and the edges within the subgraphs, so I think it was getting confused when edges included nodes that should not be contained within the subgraph.
Instead, I just only define the nodes (all the nodes) within the subgraphs, and define the edges afterwards all together at the end of the file. Works like a champ :)
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