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Velero Restore of Namespace #1541
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Hello! The problem with statefulsets is that we can't manage pods as separate pods (and manage the order of restarts, upgrades etc). You can restore Namespace by creating a pre-filled ArangoDeployment or using https://github.com/arangodb/kube-arangodb/blob/master/docs/api/ArangoDeployment.V1.md#specsingleindexmethod in the Enterprise Edition Best Regards, |
@astephanh FYI: we have some instructions on manual restore of ArangoDeployment if you still have PVs: https://arangodb.github.io/kube-arangodb/docs/how-to/recovery.html Best, |
Hi, i tried to set this up using a single instance, but every time i put something in i understand, that using statefulsets is not an option here. but what about stable naming though? instead of it may not be a good cluster solution but it would make things way easier for simple single-node installations. Best Regards. |
Hi,
What i don't understand for this approach is this: How can i restore a namespace including a arangodb operator + arangodeployment if every time an arangodeployment CR is created (in this case by the restore process) a new PVC is created?
In the case of velero i'll end up with 2 PVC, the old one and the new empty one. In case of a Cluster DR this really is not a good way to restore your data.
Originally posted by @ajanikow in #503 (comment)
Best Regards
Stephan
PS: In my opinion, statefulsets are the way to go here.
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