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It is now possible to drain a node without shutting down the process, using cockroach node drain. This makes it easier to integrate with service managers and orchestration: it now becomes safe to issue cockroach node drain and then separately stop the service via a process manager or orchestrator. Previously, there was a risk to misconfigure the service manager to auto-restart the node after it had shut down via quit, in a way that was surprising or unwanted. The new command node drain also recognizes the new --drain-wait flag. [#45149][#45149] {% comment %}doc{% endcomment %}
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PR: cockroachdb/cockroach#45149
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