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The only supported way, is to completely shutdown the cluster (docker stack and most likely rabbit node volumes) and start brand new.
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The only supported way, is to completely shutdown the cluster (docker stack and most likely rabbit node volumes) and start brand new.
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With manual effort this can be done on the running cluster, by adding 1 more rabbit node manually (as a separate docker stack or new service) and manually executing rabbitmqctl commands (some hints can be found here https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/clustering#creating)
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## Autoscaling
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Not supported at the moment.
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## Enable node Maintenance mode
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1. Get inside container's shell (`docker exec -it <container-id> bash`)
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