Hello, If you don't have configured 3rd party cache store or backups, then there is only one possible way, I think. You need to - store all the data from the node you want to shut down, - shut down the node - upload stored data back to the cluster.
It can be done via an external database, for example. If the data set is not huge, you can try to use a new partitioned cache (with node filter/backups) or replicated cache. Thanks. 2018-02-23 10:00 GMT+03:00 shawn.du <shawn...@neulion.com.cn>: > Hi, > Suppose I have several ignite server nodes which compose a cluster. > all data in PARTITIONED mode, and with no backups. > It is possible to dismiss a node without restarting and data lose? > if possible, what are the steps? > > Thanks > Shawn > >
