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Managed Instance short term retention #3979

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@v-djnisi v-djnisi commented Sep 21, 2018

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Can one of the admins verify this patch?

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anuchandy commented Sep 23, 2018

Should we update relevant tags in the readme file to have reference to this swagger? Please sync with @jaredmoo if you have questions on which tags to update.

Also Is this swagger still in progress? asking because of [DO NOT MERGE] in title, if so let me know once you're done with changes, so that we can also start ARM review.

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Should we update relevant tags in the readme file to have reference to this swagger? Please sync with @jaredmoo if you have questions on which tags to update.

Also Is this swagger still in progress? asking because of [DO NOT MERGE] in title, if so let me know once you're done with changes, so that we can also start ARM review.

Swagger is done, but I can't check it in because of queue freeze. I need to let you know when I complete the code review and check this in? Regarding tags I need to sync with @jaredmoo since I am not sure.

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@v-djnisi sounds good, let us know when it is ready to merge. Will do review from SDK side. Requesting ARM review.

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looks good. Signing off from ARM.

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jaredmoo commented Oct 3, 2018

This Swagger can be merged when the API is publicly available in at least 1 production region.

The new Swagger file names can be added to readme.md when the azure-sdk-for-net change (including scenario tests) has been implemented. It's preferable to do that readme.md change in this PR.

It looks like the ETA might be a couple weeks, so we might choose to temporarily close the PR until then. However that doesn't mean you did anything wrong by opening this PR early, it was a good thing that you got ARM team's review nice and early on this so we don't have any surprises later. :)

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API is now publicly available on Pilot.

@v-djnisi v-djnisi changed the title [DO NOT MERGE] Managed Instance short term retention Managed Instance short term retention Oct 16, 2018
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@v-djnisi what exactly pilot means? Merging PR requires service to be available in at least one production region.

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@anuchandy It is a WestCentralUS production region.

I have a question about readme.md. I can add changes to this pull request, but we want only clients for live databases for now(ManagedBackupShortTermRetention.json). Managed dropped databases clients are not generated, and they will be added in another PR, therefor adding configurable retention(ManagedRestorableDroppedDatabaseBackupShortTermRetenion.json) for them doesn't make sense right now. Is it OK to add scenario tests only for configurable backup retention on live databases, and add only that API to readme.md?

Another note, scenario tests for CBR require a managed database. I read the instructions on OneNote and it says that it needs to work regardless of subscription. That would require us to create a new resource group and a new instance. This is expensive and takes time. I saw there are tests that are running on already existing Managed Instance, is it OK for me to do the similar thing?

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Whatever features are in readme.md must have scenario tests. If some feature is not ready yet, then don't add it to readme.md.

There are scenario tests that create managed instance - see https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/blob/psSdkJson6/src/SDKs/SqlManagement/Sql.Tests/ManagedInstanceTestFixture.cs . This is slow but automation is critical.

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Link to the azure-sdk-for-net PR: Azure/azure-sdk-for-net#4934

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v-djnisi commented Nov 1, 2018

Azure-sdk-for-net PR is approved and is waiting for this PR to be merged. Can we merge this PR now?

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v-djnisi commented Nov 7, 2018

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jaredmoo commented Nov 7, 2018

I have already approved.

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