
Eran Aharoni enhanced the stolostron/console repository by implementing a configurable control plane node count within the cluster creation workflow. Using Handlebars (HBS) for frontend development, Eran replaced the previous hardcoded logic tied to high availability mode with a dynamic, template-driven approach that reads the ai.controlPlaneCount value when provided, defaulting to three nodes otherwise. This change allows operators to adjust the number of control plane nodes directly in the MCE console, reducing manual intervention and the risk of misconfiguration. The work demonstrated a solid grasp of UI-driven configuration and improved the flexibility and reliability of cluster provisioning processes.

March 2025 monthly summary for stolostron/console: Implemented configurable control plane node count in the cluster creation workflow, enabling dynamic editing of the number of control plane nodes in the MCE console. The setting now reads ai.controlPlaneCount when provided, with a safe default of 3, replacing the previous hardcoded behavior tied to HA mode. This delivers flexibility for operators to tailor cluster size during provisioning, reduces manual edits, and mitigates misconfigurations. Linked to issue #4355. Commit reference 5c984af08627509e6d9a8a1b697cb996e4c4c18e.
March 2025 monthly summary for stolostron/console: Implemented configurable control plane node count in the cluster creation workflow, enabling dynamic editing of the number of control plane nodes in the MCE console. The setting now reads ai.controlPlaneCount when provided, with a safe default of 3, replacing the previous hardcoded behavior tied to HA mode. This delivers flexibility for operators to tailor cluster size during provisioning, reduces manual edits, and mitigates misconfigurations. Linked to issue #4355. Commit reference 5c984af08627509e6d9a8a1b697cb996e4c4c18e.
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