> Now it is true that it could be a shame to interrupt a compaction that have > been running for a long time and is about to finish (so typically not one > that > has just been triggered by your drain), but you can always check the > compaction manager in JMX to see if it's the case before killing the node. > > --
Continuing this conversation. If there was a long running compaction happening, I have to kill the node and start it again. Will it pick up that compaction immediately? Will this be part of start-up process or compaction will be triggered after restart. L.
