Is there any tool or command to know which nodes holds which token/token ranges?
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What tool or command can I run to check the token ranges owned by nodes?
HI @firinco,
you can use the nodetool ring command on any node in your cluster.
In the Token column, you will see the end of the token range up to and including the value listed.
Here an example output from a 3-node cluster (these nodes have single tokens, no vnodes):
# nodetool ring
Datacenter: dc1
==========
Address Rack Status State Load Owns Token
8753276737792369966
10.244.2.4 default Up Normal 154.89 KiB 89.45% 3494771406138284716
10.244.3.5 default Up Normal 181.32 KiB 82.05% 5441795363419772543
10.244.1.5 default Up Normal 212.28 KiB 28.51% 8753276737792369966
I hope this helps.
As Bettina already pointed out, the nodetool ring command will list the tokens assigned to each node.
To add to that, there is also the nodetool describering command which lists the start and end tokens of the ranges for each keyspace on the nodes. Here is an example output on a single-node cluster I built just to keep it simple:
$ nodetool describering -- community Schema Version:aa056aff-1d08-3072-be83-f3f1ee2a3219 Keyspace: community TokenRange: TokenRange(start_token:3835820215023312942, end_token:3835820215023312942endpoints:[10.101.34.115]rpc_endpoints:[10.101.34.115]endpoint_details:[EndpointDetails(host:10.101.34.115, datacenter:Cassandra, rack:rack1)])
Cheers!
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