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.

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lbcli replace node --src-node-uuid=<node-uuid> --target-node-uuid=<node-uuid> [flags]
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Examples:

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# 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
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Flag	Short	Type	Description
--help	-h	bool	Help for node.
--src-node-uuid		string	Source Node UUID (required).
– target-node-uuid		string	Target Node UUID (required).

The source node must be inactive. Target node must be unattached.

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