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Subject: removing second data center from live cluster
From: Bill Au <bill.w.au@gmail.com>
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My cluster is currently running with 2 data centers, dc1 and dc2.  I would
like to remove dc2 and all its nodes completely.  I am using local quorum
for read and right.  I figure that I need to change the replication factor
to {dc1:3, dc2:0} before running nodetool decommission on each node in
dc2.  Is that the right approach?  Is there anything I need to watch out
for?

Bill

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My cluster is currently running with 2 data centers, dc1 and dc2.=A0 I woul=
d like to remove dc2 and all its nodes completely.=A0 I am using local quor=
um for read and right.=A0 I figure that I need to change the replication fa=
ctor to {dc1:3, dc2:0} before running nodetool decommission on each node in=
 dc2.=A0 Is that the right approach?=A0 Is there anything I need to watch o=
ut for?<br>
<br>Bill<br>

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