Thanks guys. The IP address hasn't changed so I will go ahead and start the
server and repair.
On Mon, Mar 1, 2021 at 1:50 PM Erick Ramirez
wrote:
> If the node's only been down for less than gc_grace_seconds and the data
> in the drives are intact, you should be fine just booting the server and
If the node's only been down for less than gc_grace_seconds and the data in
the drives are intact, you should be fine just booting the server and it
will join the cluster. You will need to run a repair so it picks up the
missed mutations.
@Bowen FWIW no need to do a "replace" -- the node will just
Has the IP address changed?
If the IP address hasn't changed and the data is still on disk, you
should be able to start this node and it will become available again.
Note: you may need to repair this node after that.
However, if the IP address has changed as the result of replacing the
serve
Hi Guys
I have a 3 node cluster running 4.0b3 with all data replicated to all 3
nodes. This morning one of the servers started randomly rebooting (up for a
minute or two then reboot) for a couple of hours. The cluster continued
running normally during this time (nice!).
My hosting company has rep
