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Today we want to review how to add a new node to an existing on-premises cluster.
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## Related reading
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- [CrateDB multi-node setup — CrateDB: How-Tos](https://crate.io/docs/crate/howtos/en/latest/clustering/multi-node-setup.html)
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- [Clustering — CrateDB: Reference](https://crate.io/docs/crate/reference/en/latest/concepts/clustering.html)
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- [Storage and consistency — CrateDB: Reference](https://crate.io/docs/crate/reference/en/latest/concepts/storage-consistency.html)
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## Discovery
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When a CrateDB node starts it needs a mechanism to get a list of the nodes that make up the cluster, this is called discovery.
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Please also note there is no need to update the `initial_master_nodes` list, this is only considered during the initial cluster bootstrapping.
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And that is it, we have scaled out our cluster and we are ready to work with larger volumes of data. I hope you find this useful and, as usual, please do not hesitate to raise any thoughts or questions in the [CrateDB Community](https://community.cratedb.com/).
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## See also
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- {ref}`multi-node-setup`
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- {ref}`crate-reference:concept-clustering`
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- {ref}`crate-reference:concept-storage-consistency`

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