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[Docs] Missing standard tserver removal command #22363

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I have a question, that is what is the standard process for scaling down tserver.
I didn't find any standard tserver process in the article. What I know now is that tserver can only be stopped through pkill -15 in Ubuntu, see this picture ,the 192.168.50.138 is Dead,but I cannot see from this page whether 192.168.50.138 has been removed from the cluster.
Through my own understanding of the mechanism in the code, I found that the dead status is equivalent to the cluster being removed, but the display on the page seemed to mislead me.

1. The dead information on the page misled me into thinking that tserver is still in the cluster.
2. Why is there no standard command to remove tserver, but the process can only be stopped through pkill -15?

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At this time, the status of tserver is dead, but it is still in the cluster. It shows that the master must be restarted before it will be removed.

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