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Chapter 14. Clustering operations
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14.6. Example: deport a private or shared container
When a container is deported, the node disowns the container and deletes all the objects created in memory that belong to that container. No node in the cluster can discover objects residing on a deported container or create objects for a deported container. This section explains how to deport a private or shared container.
Example 14-5. Deport a cluster container
Given a system with a private or shared storage container named c1 , deport c1 .
14.6.1. Using the EVMS GUI
14.6.2. Using Ncurses
14.6.3. Using the CLI
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