Revert node replacement behavior so that the framework does not pass … #403
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…-Dcassandra.replace_address if a task fails and restarts Summary: Reverts https://github.com/mesosphere/dcos-cassandra-service/pull/362/files. Reviewers: zhiyan, varung, zjay Subscribers: #cassandraservice Differential Revision: https://code.uberinternal.com/D742838
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…-Dcassandra.replace_address if a task fails and restarts.
Summary: Reverts #362.
After testing with some deployments, we have found out that this causes problems when multiple Cassandra tasks fail at the same time. A node cannot bootstrap if any node is in the DN state, so we need to remove the node using
nodetool removenode <hostid>. But then this change passes -D replace_address every time it starts the task but we have already removed the node and Cassandra crash loops.