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Hey! I don't think you can do that. Maybe you can configure all of the nodes except the selected one as 'Node Scheduling: Disabled' and delete your replica.

If the volume you want to migrate is configured with

strict-locality

then you could: • cordon all nodes except the node you wish the an active replica of the volume to end up on • the restart the Pod owning the volume The above should migrate the

Volume

to the only active/non-cordoned node … and therefore implicitly migrate the Volume. However, it only works if the volume is set to

strict locality

.

Thanks！But I think if you have one volume to migrate. You can do it sample by this method. Now I built a cluster with thirty nodes and had sixty volume on the longhorn. If I will follow this method. I think it's difficultly to me.

@bright-wall-24452 totally agree.

Now I am ready to have a try to modify a replica and the manager should migrate to a new node. It's just I think.