How to delete / replace backups #212
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Thanks for trying out Ark! For now, if you delete from s3, it will
eventually be deleted from Kube too. We do plan to have a delete
subcommand, but haven’t gotten around to it yet. Hopefully soon!
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Hi,
I have a feeling that this is a really stupid question, but I haven't
managed to find a conclusive answer in the docs:
How does one go about deleting or overwriting a backup object?
Can it just be deleted from S3 (in our case)?
An ark backup delete subcommand would be useful.
Thanks,
Phil
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But to be clear, it is entirely safe to just delete the S3 folder corresponding to the backup? |
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If you’re fine not having the backup data any more, yes.
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But to be clear, it is entirely safe to just delete the S3 folder
corresponding to the backup?
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I also agree with @gargath, it would be nice to have such feature, that would ease deletion of associated snapshots, for now we have to manually look for the ark tag and the creation date added to the snapshot. |
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This is definitely a feature we plan to add. We'd definitely welcome & appreciate pull requests if anyone has time. Otherwise, it's on our roadmap, and we will eventually implement it. |
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I'm working on this ATM. |
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Hi,
I have a feeling that this is a really stupid question, but I haven't managed to find a conclusive answer in the docs:
How does one go about deleting or overwriting a backup object?
Can it just be deleted from S3 (in our case)?
An
ark backup deletesubcommand would be useful.Thanks,
Phil
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