Is there a solution for this ? Could you recommend some production proven?
Thank you
Vladi
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Is there a solution for this ? Could you recommend some production proven?
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Thank you Itamar,
Can you describe the process with the more details?
Is it something like that:
Extract a snapshot in cluster_source with snapshot API
Copy it to target cluster
Restore it in the target cluster with restore API
All this wrap in the two daemon jobs , one for snapshot (running in the
source cluster) and other for restoring running in the target cluster?
Thank you,
Vladi
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 2:58 PM, Itamar Syn-Hershko itamar@code972.com
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Use the snapshot / restore API, unless you care for latency then look at
implementing a daemon tool to do that. You should try to keep them decoupled
Is there a solution for this ? Could you recommend some production proven?
Thank you
Vladi
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Thank you Itamar,
Can you describe the process with the more details?
Is it something like that:
Extract a snapshot in cluster_source with snapshot API
Copy it to target cluster
Restore it in the target cluster with restore API
All this wrap in the two daemon jobs , one for snapshot (running in the
source cluster) and other for restoring running in the target cluster?
Thank you,
Vladi
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 2:58 PM, Itamar Syn-Hershko itamar@code972.com
wrote:
Use the snapshot / restore API, unless you care for latency then look at
implementing a daemon tool to do that. You should try to keep them decoupled
Is there a solution for this ? Could you recommend some production
proven?
Thank you
Vladi
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