nodetool drain
stop the service
and
host id
nodetool removenode host_id
nodetool drain
stop the service
and
host id
nodetool removenode host_id
@amitmund_177224 you don't need to decommission a node to perform that type of work. I recommend:
nodetool drain
to flush all memtables to disk. This means there will be no commit logs to replay on startup.Cheers!
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