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Users will require backup and restore capabilities. Port the TSM backup and restore commands from 1.x and integrate with 2.x.
influx backup
influx restore
2.0 Backup (prior to TSM 1.x transition)
The 2.0 backup / restore command can be summarized as the following:
Online backup and offline restore
Backup all meta data
Backup all buckets
This approach is limited and largely governed by the storage architecture, best described as a single database and single shard. All buckets were co-mingled in a single set of TSM files.
2.0 Backup
The OSS 1.8 backup system is considerably more powerful and flexible per the documentation.
With the transition to the TSM 1.x storage engine, the on-disk structure lends itself to the same backup / restore features. This layout is discussed in #19114, however, it is included below for reference:
What
Users will require backup and restore capabilities. Port the TSM backup and restore commands from 1.x and integrate with 2.x.
2.0 Backup (prior to TSM 1.x transition)
The 2.0 backup / restore command can be summarized as the following:
This approach is limited and largely governed by the storage architecture, best described as a single database and single shard. All buckets were co-mingled in a single set of TSM files.
2.0 Backup
The OSS 1.8 backup system is considerably more powerful and flexible per the documentation.
With the transition to the TSM 1.x storage engine, the on-disk structure lends itself to the same backup / restore features. This layout is discussed in #19114, however, it is included below for reference:
In summary, each bucket is now represented as a single database and retention policy and is made up of one or more shards.
Given that, many of the features of 1.8 can be ported, including
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