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Currently, `puppet node purge <certname>` isn't actually doing any purging whatsoever. It just marks the node as deactivated and to actually purge PuppetDB, we need to rely on the node-purge-ttl to actually remove the data.
However, node-purge-ttl goes for all information, so makes it impossible to instantly purge data from a single node, while keeping the ttl high for all other nodes.
I'd like to request a new command, or an extension of the current command, which actually allows for the immediate removal (not deactivation) of a node's data in the PuppetDB.
Based on PE support ticket 25459
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