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removenode [options] <cluster_tag> <node> [<node> ...] Terminate one or more nodes in the cluster Examples: $ starcluster removenode mycluster node003 This will remove node003 from mycluster and terminate the node. You can also specify multiple nodes to remove and terminate one after another: $ starcluster removenode mycluster node001 node002 node003 If you'd rather not terminate the node(s) after removing from the cluster, use the -k option: $ starcluster removenode -k mycluster node001 node002 node003 This will remove the nodes from the cluster but leave the instances running. This can be useful, for example, when testing on_add_node methods in a StarCluster plugin.
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