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DOC-1806-broken-links-3.6 shrink-a-cluster -> remove-failed-nodes
tigergraph · Jun 30, 2023 · 06ea710 · 06ea710
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Shrinking a cluster can make sense for a few reasons:
 * Your data volume is lower than projected.
 
 Shrinking an operational cluster is different from removing a failed node.
-If a node has failed in your cluster and needs to be removed, see xref:remove-failed-node.adoc[].
+If a node has failed in your cluster and needs to be removed, see xref:ha:remove-failed-node.adoc[].
 
 Cluster shrinking requires several minutes of cluster downtime.
 The exact amount of downtime varies depending on the size of your cluster.