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This is a great question. There is no high level commands to do this
automagically at the moment, but, we are hard at hard implementing a CLI to
handle these two common situations with minimal pause to the DB's.
Dropping a node is actually pretty darn east. Because the cluster is
active-active (multi-master) you can simply unplug the node and then remove
it from the replication sets of the nodes that are active. We'll be
providing tutorials for this stuff in the near future that serve as a step
be step guide for the the big red "Easy" CLI's are goin to do under the
covers.
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Hello, I used cluster for cluster installation, but now I want to add or
delete a node in the installed cluster. How can I implement this function
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Hello, I used cluster for cluster installation, but now I want to add or delete a node in the installed cluster. How can I implement this function
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