Perform operations with nodetool commands

Forcefully removes a dead node without re-replicating any data. Use as a last resort when you cannot successfully use nodetool removenode.

Resumes the bootstrap process on one or more nodes.

Causes a live node to decommission itself, streaming its data to the next node on the ring to replicate appropriately.

Disables the native transport.

Disables the gossip protocol.

Drains the node.

Re-enables the native transport that defines the format of the binary messages.

Re-enables gossip.

Returns the gossip information to discover broadcast protocol between nodes in a cluster.

Resets global counter cache parameter to save all keys from the counter cache.

Clears the key cache.

Invalidates the row cache.

Import new SSTables.

Joins the node to the ring.

Moves the node on the token ring to a new token.

Loads newly placed SSTables onto the system without a restart.

Deprecated. Reloads trigger classes.

Rewrites any SSTable to correct disk.

Returns the status of current node removal. Forces completion of pending removal or removes identified node.

Forces batchlog to replay and blocks until batches have been replayed.

Sequentially run multiple nodetool commands from a file, resource, or standard input (StdIn) sequentially.

Runs Swiss Java Knife (SJK) commands to execute, troubleshoot, and monitor the database.

Returns the status of native transport that defines the format of the binary message.

Returns status of gossip.

Stops DataStax Enterprise daemon.

Rewrites SSTables for tables that are not running the current version of DataStax Enterprise.