I have read about the camera backup; Recovery, and there are some questions:
- Indigenous Cassandra CLI commands is enough? A lot of people write scripts and do custom-solutions to me.
- Would you recommend other back-ups and recovery tools? I'm looking for things that can help me manage backup images (like with point-in-time)
- What if I like to back up my case tables? Do I need to invest a lot in storage?
Any insights will be appreciated.
Please try to limit your questions to an actual question.
Is the native CCEA CLI command enough?
I think you mean nodetool snapshot
, so for the most part, "yes" In addition, many users also opt to enable. " provides a reliable, up-to-date backup mechanism with a combination of snapshots and incremental backups (from linked dock). "
The people who write me many scripts and customs to make their own solutions
I have a backup script which runs overnight on my nodes, there are two reasons for this.
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I do not have to do snapshots manually for each keyboard every week, so I have a script.
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Snapshots and incremental backup files themselves do not remove, so I have a script after a certain time frame.
Do other tools suggest you to Cesandra's backup and recovery?
, but I believe that there is only one legitimate option in the Enterprise Edition. You can also see Netflix's Camera Backup / Recovery Tool. Also called a company that is claimed to provide a comprehensive enterprise-grade backup solution for Cassandra (I know that no one using them knows, but he recently emailed me with a marketing email I had thought that I wanted to mention it).
Do I need to invest a lot in storage if I choose to backup my calendar tables?
Incremental backups and snapshots can take up too much if you do not stay on top of them (deleting and / or archiving them) I'll try both of them out, and your disk If you do, if you have a statement on the terms of service in your professional needs (how far do you need to restore), then you should find out how many days -B Kap you do to keep it. You should tell that you need more disks to fulfill those obligations.
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