You only need to removetoken if you want to re-replicate data to other
nodes. If each node has a full copy of the data, and the other nodes
have forgotten about the dead node anyway, there is no need. (If they
have not forgotten about the dead node, then the token will be in the
ring information.
I had a cluster of three nodes with RF=3 that I was using. Then, my demand
dropped off quite a bit and I was trying to bring the cluster down to just one
node for some time while working on other things to lower my server costs.
Dropping the first node off the cluster worked fine using nodetoo
I had a cluster of three nodes with RF=3 that I was using. Then, my demand
dropped off quite a bit and I was trying to bring the cluster down to just one
node for some time while working on other things to lower my server costs.
Dropping the first node off the cluster worked fine using nodetoo
Allan,
I'm confused on why removetoken doesn't do anything and would be interested
in finding out why, but to answer your question:
You can shutdown down your last node, nuke the system directory (make a
backup just in case), restart the node, load the schema (export it first if
need be) and be o
Allan, I'm a bit confused about what you are trying to do here. You have 2 nodes with RF = ? , you lost one node completely and now you want to...Just get a cluster running again, don't worry about the data.ORRestore the data from the dead node. ORCreate a cluster with the data from the remaining n
I was able to figure out to use the sstable2json tool to get the values out of
the system keyspace.
Unfortunately, the node that went down took all of it's data with it and I only
have access to the system keyspace of the remaining live node. There were only
two nodes and the one left should ha
Hey all,
I had a node go down that I'm not able to get a token for from nodetool ring.
The wiki says:
"You can obtain the dead node's token by running nodetool ring on any live
node, unless there was some kind of outage, and the others came up but not the
down one -- in that case, you can ret
