lbcli replace node
Replaces one node with another, transferring data from the source node to the target node.
Synopsis
Replaces a source node with a target node. The replace node operation moves all of the data of a source node to a target node. The prerequisites for the operation to run are that the source node must be in Inactive state, and the target node must be in Unattached state.
lbcli replace node --src-node-uuid=<node-uuid> --target-node-uuid=<node-uuid> [flags]
Examples:
# replace node whose uuid is 302e7970-b138-11e9-91d4-525401643394 with a new node whose uuid is a02e7970-b138-11e9-91d4-525401643394.
lbcli -J $JWT replace node --src-node-uuid=302e7970-b138-11e9-91d4-525401643394 --target-node-uuid=a02e7970-b138-11e9-91d4-525401643394
Flag | Short | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
--help | -h | bool | Help for node. | |
--src-node-uuid | string | Source Node UUID (required). | ||
– target-node-uuid | string | Target Node UUID (required). |
Note
The source node must be inactive. Target node must be unattached.
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