Managed Kubernetes
v5.9
Attach-node Command
The attach-node CLI command binds a specified node or nodes to an existing cluster as either a Master or Worker node.
Syntax Example
pf9ctl attach-node
All Available Commands and Flags
#pf9ctl attach-node --help
Attach nodes to existing cluster. One a time, multiple workers but only one master can be attached
Usage:
pf9ctl attach-node [flags] cluster-name
Flags:
-h, --help help for attach-node
-m, --master-ip strings master node ip address
-w, --worker-ip strings worker node ip address
Global Flags:
--verbose print verbose logs
Important
We have seen users who try to attach either a master or worker nodes to a cluster, without first creating a (master/worker) type cluster. This can lead to errors which can be confusing. Please ensure a cluster is up and running before attempting to attach a node.
Command Example
pf9ctl attach-node -m 172.20.7.66 -w 172.20.7.58 test-cluster
✓ Loaded Config Successfully
2021-05-26T11:58:01.9579Z INFO Worker node(s) [bf5364cf-e2fd-4500-97fb-0b01be26084f] attached to cluster
2021-05-26T11:58:03.6328Z INFO Master node(s) [615c1042-48a3-42e8-8003-ac135d12e6f4] attached to cluster
Last updated by Anagha Pamidi on Jan 26, 2026
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