Rebuild the monitor infrastructure

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Sorry for possibly a silly new user question, but I was wondering if there was any way to rebuild the monitor infrastructure in case of catastrophic failure.

My simple case is a single monitor.  If the data is lost because of hardware failure, etc, can it be recreated from scratch?  The same could be said for the suggested 3-node monitor setup - you'd probably have to have a user error for that kind of destruction, but could happen.

I've been searching for anything that explains how to recreate this.  I found the docs that talk about how to recreate a single monitor from scratch if one out of many are misbehaving (treat it like adding a new instance).

Losing this data is REALLY bad, I understand that.  I'm hoping that by dumping out some critical set of data while it is working would provide enough data to recreate things from scratch.

Is this a possibility?  Is there a documented procedure any place?

Thanks much.

Bryan
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