How can i recover from backup using pulumi/terraform? #12287
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@davidcheng0922 this was the exact scenario i was trying to prepare for. now i dont know how to re-attach the volumes to PVC's because i cant just add the name annotation. |
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I really need help here, my cluster has been down for over a week. |
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If you have backups, have you checked https://longhorn.io/docs/1.10.1/snapshots-and-backups/backup-and-restore/restore-from-a-backup/? |
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Hmm, I'm not familiar with pulumi. You can check how it work first and check the restore doc to figure out a solution. |
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its basically terraform, hence me referencing it in the title. |
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not to mention, the namespaces dont exist anymore so actually getting the volumes to mount is incredibly manual |
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is there a way to tell the pvc to use the backup to build the volume?? |
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basically, what im asking is how would you recover from the backups if you were using terraform? |
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I have a cluster that fell over due to a combination of a power cut and me accidentally overwriting the k3s token. How can i recover the backed up volumes and mount them back to the pvc's created by pulumi?
essentially, pulumi creates an automatically named pvc. and a namespace, both of which are different to the pvc name and namespace previously used and i need to attach the old longhorn volume to the new pvc
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