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Database may need reverting to an earlier version if there are user or operational errors. Creating a backup of recent versions of the database would be helpful in such a situation.
Details
Create a separate folder like db_backups to store a snapshot of all databases each day, for up to 72 hours,
Why would this feature be useful?
Catastrophic errors or misuse may render certain functionalities useless until they are fixed. having a copy before things "went bad" seems like the responsible thing to do.
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@phoenixpereira Can you find a way to keep persistent storage between sessions/merges? If everything gets overwritten whenever there's a merge then it's an issue that has to be addressed with the deployment environment.
Maybe look at EBS or S3?
I will see about implementing an on_shutdown() process as well
@phoenixpereira Can you find a way to keep persistent storage between sessions/merges? If everything gets overwritten whenever there's a merge then it's an issue that has to be addressed with the deployment environment.
Maybe look at EBS or S3?
I will see about implementing an on_shutdown() process as well
Overview
Database may need reverting to an earlier version if there are user or operational errors. Creating a backup of recent versions of the database would be helpful in such a situation.
Details
Create a separate folder like
db_backups
to store a snapshot of all databases each day, for up to 72 hours,Why would this feature be useful?
Catastrophic errors or misuse may render certain functionalities useless until they are fixed. having a copy before things "went bad" seems like the responsible thing to do.
Additional Notes
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: