# `pcluster update-compute-fleet`
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Updates the status of the cluster compute fleet.

```
pcluster update-compute-fleet [-h] 
                 --cluster-name CLUSTER_NAME
                 --status {START_REQUESTED,STOP_REQUESTED,ENABLED,DISABLED}                             
                [--debug]
                [--query QUERY]
                [--region REGION]
```

## Named arguments
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**-h, --help**  
Shows the help text for `pcluster update-compute-fleet`.

**--cluster-name, -n *CLUSTER\$1NAME***  
Specifies the name of the cluster.

**--status \$1START\$1REQUESTED,STOP\$1REQUESTED,ENABLED,DISABLED\$1**  
Specifies the status applied to the cluster compute fleet. The statuses `START_REQUESTED` and `STOP_REQUESTED` correspond to the Slurm scheduler while the statuses `ENABLED` and `DISABLED` correspond to the AWS Batch scheduler.

**--debug**  
Enables debug logging.

**--query *QUERY***  
Specifies the JMESPath query to perform on the output.

**--region, -r *REGION***  
Specifies the AWS Region to use. The AWS Region must be specified, using the `AWS_DEFAULT_REGION` environment variable, the `region` setting in the `[default]` section of the `~/.aws/config` file, or the `--region` parameter.

**Example using AWS ParallelCluster version 3.1.4:**

```
$ pcluster update-compute-fleet -n cluster-v3 --status STOP_REQUESTED
{
  "status": "STOP_REQUESTED",
  "lastStatusUpdatedTime": "2022-07-12T20:19:47.653Z"
}
```