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b
Yeah the events
You can view it from the RancherUI or you can watch 
kubectl get events -A
r
set server 1 to maintenance, i see it doing stuff, would be cool to see if it's transferring data to another node
b
If you click on the node, there's a view where you can see what VMs are currently on the node
There's also the longhorn view.
replicas info/events will show up there.
r
when you bring down the node, it seems like any node, you might need to reconnect, i got kicked from harvester.
is it possible to see where the vm has it's volumes stored when replica is >1 ?
b
longhorn UI
r
cool just saw it finish rebuilding
set p4 to maintenance and now p1 is rebuilding, nice.
a
generally, if you 
maintain
a Harvester NODE, you will obeserve that the 
vm
running on this node will be migrated to other NODE
volumes, pvcs... are attached to the related VMs will have corresponding changes
https://docs.harvesterhci.io/v1.4/host/#node-maintenance but we don't have a dedeciated description about what's happening and how to check the related progress
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