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The page says, at the documentation for the --join flag:
cockroach start must be run with the --join flag. To start a single-node cluster, use cockroach start-single-node instead.
However, it is not required to specify the --join flag when running cockroach start. An example of running cockroach start without setting the --join flag can be seen on the same web page, at
In the example shown, the first of the three cockroach start commands does not specify the --join flag. Perhaps this freedom to not specify the --join flag only applies to the first node that is started.
BTW there is a minor typo elsewhere on this page. It says "nodes in on GCE" (my emph.):
Start each node on GCE with --locality set to describe its location, --locality-advertise-addr set to advertise its private address to other nodes in on GCE, --advertise-addr set to advertise its public address to nodes on AWS, and --join set to the public addresses of 3-5 of the initial nodes:
Steven Hand (hand-crdb) commented:
Page: https://cockroachlabs.com/docs/v24.1/cockroach-start.html
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The page says, at the documentation for the
--join
flag:However, it is not required to specify the
--join
flag when runningcockroach start
. An example of runningcockroach start
without setting the--join
flag can be seen on the same web page, athttps://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/v24.1/cockroach-start#create-a-table-with-node-locality-information
In the example shown, the first of the three
cockroach start
commands does not specify the--join
flag. Perhaps this freedom to not specify the--join
flag only applies to the first node that is started.BTW there is a minor typo elsewhere on this page. It says "nodes in on GCE" (my emph.):
Jira Issue: DOC-10375
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